Comments by "foil hat" (@foilhat1138) on "Russia Fires Kalibr At Kyiv, Ukraine Liberates Robotyne, Russian Citizen Charged With Spying For US" video.

  1. That was Wagner that took Bakhmut, and it took them around 10 months and around 100k casualties. Then Wagner went to Rostov and captured it in around 3 hours. Then they drove to Moscow and all the Kremlin cold do was was bomb their own refinery and dig up the highway, luckily for Russia Lukashenko saved them.
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  2.  @agent3268  Are you on bath salts?
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  3.  @festekj  When you park an aircraft in some field by Tunguska for 30 years you may be amazed to learn that the airframes aren't typically in working order. You also need pilots to fly them, most Russians with half a brain have left Russia long ago. Russia showed the state of their reserves during Wagner's coup where all they could do was bomb their own oil refinery and dig up the highway while they mobilized cadets in Moscow.
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  4.  @festekj  Yes all those T54's will be super effective in an MBT role.
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  5. Anyone who doesn't give their land to Russia they consider Nazis.
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  6. Once there's another large scale breakthrough they'll be gone for a while again until they get a new script, some nonsense like; "Russia never wanted to conquer Ukraine to begin with, this is attritional war land doesn't matter, Russia is fighting 50+ countries." Ultra grade cope like that
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  7.  @agent3268  This is from the Wiki because you seem to be confused. While the shelling of Bakhmut began in May 2022, the main assault towards the city started on 1 August after Russian forces advanced from the direction of Popasna following a Ukrainian withdrawal from that front.[35] The main assault force primarily consisted of mercenaries from the Russian paramilitary organization Wagner Group, supported by regular Russian troops and reportedly Donetsk People's Republic militia elements.[14][36][13] As of late 2022, following Ukraine's Kharkiv and Kherson counteroffensives, the Bakhmut–Soledar front became an important focus of the war, being one of the few front lines in Ukraine where Russia remained on the offensive.[37] Attacks on the city intensified in November 2022 as assaulting Russian forces were reinforced by units redeployed from the Kherson front, together with newly mobilized recruits.[38][39] By this time, much of the front line had descended into positional trench warfare, with both sides suffering high casualties without any significant advances.[40] By using repeated assaults composed of former convicts, Wagner troops were able to gradually gain ground,[41][42] and by February 2023, they captured territory in the north and south of Bakhmut and threatened encirclement, forcing Ukrainian forces to slowly pull out into the city,[43][44] and the battle turned into fierce urban warfare.[43] By March 2023, Russian forces captured the eastern half of the city, up to the Bakhmutka river, and continued to advance into Ukrainian-controlled parts of Bakhmut.[45][46] On 20 May 2023, Bakhmut had been mostly captured by Russian forces,[47][48][49] with the Ukrainian military controlling only a small strip of the city proper along the T0504 highway.[50][51][52] Nonetheless, Ukraine started counterattacks on Russia's flanks, seeking to encircle the city.[6] Around the same time on 25 May, Wagner began withdrawing from the city to be replaced by regular Russian troops,[53] amidst heavy internal squabbles between Wagner leadership and Russian high command.[54][55]
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