Comments by "PutinPussyRiot" (@ruzziasht349) on "BFBS Forces News" channel.

  1. Also a kettle inside for tea
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  2. That you Russia for galvanising NATO and making us stronger!
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  3. @alorikkoln probably can spell better than you too.
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  4.  @TheUrbanmeister  Yoda is that you?
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  5.  @moshoodbakare1210  Russia spends $63 billion a year on its military, even the UK spends more - the whole of NATO spends $1.2 TRILLION - I wonder if you know how many more times that is? come on do the math and show me how smart you are.
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  6. The best bit is seeing the illegal occupiers in fear!
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  7.  @bennyhill5938  Navy isn't the Army
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  8. He is a warrior, not a coward
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  9. @jtf2dan Don't be silly, have you seen the speed of FPV drones? they come in at up to 100 mph! Shotguns are to make the grunts feel better, they don't actually do much.
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  10. @BonesyTucson A "hittile" refers to a projectile or missile designed to hit a target, often used in the context of defence systems. It's a blend of "hit" and "missile." While it's sometimes used informally or colloquially, it is only recognised in specific military or engineering fields.
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  11.  @kalinkamylove  Love from the UK to Poland!
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  12. hahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!!!! I recommend you don't think, as you're not good at it.
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  13. @Andyb2379 But nowhere to attach a bayonet - how ironic
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  14.  @TinyBearTim  the Brits were in it from the beginning and didn't sit gathering splinters in their ass, whilst they built up the courage to fight.
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  15.  @TheFlatlander440  you know how many planes NATO has? hahahaha Nato has 20,633 military aircraft, Russia about 8,300
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  16. May god forgive your cold black heart
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  17. Yes, his voice isn't the clearest.
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  18. Oooops the Americans came third 😬 they'll not like that. in fact I just checked previous events, and would seem the US never wins.
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  19. @Jackie-ji2sjj imagine coming third to a country without an Army hahahahahahahahahahahahaha
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  20. Only 3 countries left in the world that still use pounds, United States, Liberia and Myanmar - the rest of the world uses Kilos.
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  21. @Jay-ri7lt The Ukrainian tankers are battle hardened, which I think counts for a hell of a lot.
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  22. @DontFearTheWolf666 The Brits came 1st, the US came 3rd, so I think that tells us all we need to know.
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  23.  @tinali9200  It's a Brit tank, he is a Brit - and as you may, or may not know, lots of words have different meanings. In the UK a bogie for instance a bogie is a booger and not a wheel.
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  24. ​ @shaunnoble783  Hawker Hunter is a transonic British jet-powered fighter aircraft that was developed for the Royal Air Force (RAF) during the late 1940s and early 1950s.
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  25.  @BossManAngry  stationary drones, not FPVs coming in at up to 100mph.
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  26. @hardatak it's worth remembering that Japan hasn't fought in anger for 78 years so their training would be distinctly lacking. The Brits, Yanks and the Spanish have all fought in recent conflicts and are vastly experienced.
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  27.  @ad_astra5  yup if it's a direct hit no explosives necessary - but there's a little bit of explosive just in case. Starstreak missile’s destructive power comes from kinetic energy (3 times speed of sound), not explosives. It uses high-velocity tungsten darts that penetrate and destroy targets through impact, rather than an explosive warhead.
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  28. There seems to be a missing letter for your Surname, Dim-Lo is far more appropriate description of your brain capactity.
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  29.  @vloplob  Gruenfeld is a German name.... so I think he knows
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  30.  @vloplob  Rheinmetall BAE Systems Land is a joint venture between the United Kingdom’s BAE Systems and Germany's Rheinmetall AG for military vehicle design, manufacture and support.
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  31.  @johnmorley6844  Auto loaders cause the turrets to fly off like a jack-in-the-box!! Sometimes going 200m up in the air! The British finds like feature undesirable and it is why they don't have autoloaders in Challenger II and Challenger III.
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  32.  @johnmorley6844  Challenger tanks (and I believe the Abraham tanks) store their munitions away from the crew, behind armoured walls. The Russian T-72 main battle tank's ammunition sits in a carousel-style automatic loader directly beneath the main turret and all members of the crew. It's why the RuSSian tank turrets fly 200m in the air! I love the comedy of it! It's hilarious! I think you should realise that there are different levels of danger - RuSSian tanks are guaranteed to loose the turret and all the crew. To date, the ONLY time a Challenger tank has been destroyed in warfare was by another Challenger 2 in a "blue on blue" (friendly fire) incident in Basra in 2003 when the destroyed tank had its hatch open at the time of the incident. So there's that hahahahahaha
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  33. @pannenkoekspek While opinions may vary, the Starstreak missile is highly regarded for its speed and accuracy, often considered one of the fastest short-range air defence systems in the world. If it underperformed in specific situations, those would be due to external factors, and not necessarily the system itself.
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  34. NLAW is taking out tanks.... totally different system that doesn't require a command launcher, and at $26000 a pop it's great value - It's war - not a video game - Pistols and SMGs are useful out to around 50m max. Carbines & Assault Rifles are useful to around 300–400m. Light Machine Guns to around 400–600m. Battle Rifles and Medium Machine Guns to 400–800m. Sniper Rifles and Heavy Machine Guns to 800m or more.
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  35.  @anthonywilson4873  yup, that's pretty much what's going to happen, the precision artillery destruction of munition dumps is exactly how the Uranians will win this thing.
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  36. It looks pathetic...
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  37. @Musolinni they're
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  38.  @AutoSneak-y9m  get mommy to buy you a dictionary at Christmas.
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  39. MEGA! Let's Make Europe Great Again! twice as many people live in the Europe than the USA. Time to stop buying arms from the USA. Let's all buy European!!!
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  40.  @Mk1Male  so you're expecting the enemy not to use artillery? This kind of scenario works nicely in policing situations like the middle East or Northern Ireland etc., but a real war in Europe against Russia will include drones, and trenches.
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  41.  @Mk1Male  not every town for sure, but the vast majority of the fighting in Ukraine, isn't like this. The Ukrainians have clearly stated that a lot of the training they received in the US and UK didn't prepare them for the type of warfare that's currently being fought.
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  42. They did a job in a number of conflicts and their special forces are equal to anyone
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  43.  @willems7454  NLAW NLAW HAHAHAHA
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  44.  @willems7454  NATO = Canada, Croatia, France, Germany, Greece Hungary, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Albania, Belgium, Bulgaria, Iceland, Luxembourg, Montenegro, Netherlands, Italy , Japan, South Korea, Australia, Latvia, Lithuania, North Macedonia, Norway, Poland, Slovakia, United Kingdom, Portugal, Romania, United States, Slovenia, Spain, Turkey, with new members Finland and Sweden joining soon!
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  45. Yes to increase carbon dioxide levels!
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  46.  @rickjames18  depends how micro you're going - I guess a swarm could fly up peoples nose and set off a charge.
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  47. 1:22 this guy is a clown, everyone knows one end of a rifle to another.
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  48. Where does the bayonet go?
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  49. MEGA! Let's Make Europe Great Again! twice as many people live in the Europe than the USA. Time to stop buying arms from the USA. Let's all buy European!!!
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  50. Anti missile missiles then to be cheaper per shot.
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