Comments by "foil hat" (@foilhat1138) on "How will the war in Ukraine play out this spring? | DW News" video.

Once they reach the Sea of Azov they deal with Crimea the same way they did Kherson; Take out the bridge and put the squeeze on making the Russian position untenable.
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@markandrews6054 Amazing, defenders advantage doesn't exist anymore for the first time ever. You should watch less RT.
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@Toronto-Brad The previous 2 Urkrainian offensives folded up the Russians like laundry.
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@Darko-kn6il Like how the Russians were dreaming when they said Kherson was Russia's forever?
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@artwolf2009 who's invading who genius?
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@captainthunderbolt7541 Just like Kherson, oh wait.
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@JL-tm3rc Yeah just like the Kharkiv and Kherson offensives failed, oh wait.
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@mbusonkabinde3330 Been hearing that for a year now, actually more like 8 years.
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@JL-tm3rc There's this thing called weather, and if you attack when the ground is a sea of mud you have to drive down the roads. Like what Russia did in the humiliating Vulhedar offensive when they drove into the same minefield over and over.
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@eagleairborne7132 'were not even trying bro' Let me know if a week goes by without Russa launching an S300 into an apartment block or maternity ward.
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@keshavkumar-bl6im So Russia shouldn't be on the security council then right? So why did Russia inherit all the Soviets treaties? Why is an ex KGB agent running the country? They aren't the USSR but they are their successors, obviously.
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The ISW report that that came from clearly stated that the Russians were equipped with Rifles and shovels, it was meant to highlight their lack of support weapons like AT. And judging from the multiple videos of Ukrainian tanks rolling up unopposed to wreck russian positions i'd say it was correct. But people who can't read saw 'equiped with shovels' and go carried away.
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@mereassassinates550 Well the first wave was sent with 3 days of food and fuel, they also had their parade uniforms.
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@mereassassinates550 Well the fact that they ran out of food and fuel and then turned around and ran home..
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Russia captures half of a small town after 10 months and tens of thousands of casualties, the vatniks rejoice.
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@kguehini Millions of men fled Russia.
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@Winstonclawfinger What's hilarious are Russians using T-55's and Frankenstein MTLB's with ancient naval guns bolted on.
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@captainthunderbolt7541 That was my response when I saw Russia dusting off the T-55's, they should go good with the Mad Max MTLB's with ancient naval guns bolted on.
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@johnadam2885 they've already struck the fleet multiple times, have you not been paying attention?
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@keshavkumar-bl6im The war in Afghanistan was over in a couple weeks, there hadn't been an attack on coalition forces for years. The US thankfully gave up on the inane political goal of turning Afghanistan into New Kansas or whatever. They didn't want to annex it like Russia is trying to do with Ukraine. If you want to discuss something humiliating we could discuss India's GDP per capita.
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@keshavkumar-bl6im What was the capital of the Soviet Union?
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@Andre232323232332323 Some things never change.
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@michaelotieno6524 Strange how Russia's neighbors Russian populations always seem to need rescuing.
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@mdibrahimhossainhossain8502 The ISW report about the shovels clearly said they also had rifles, it was to highlight the lack of support weapons like AT. Considering the videos of Ukrainian tanks rolling up on helpless Russian infantry that has come out i'd say it was correct.
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@mikes989 Take a look at a map from 1914 to see what Russia wants.
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@mereassassinates550 I'll be waiting for Russia to capture the Donbas, better get comfy it's going to take a while!
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@moiseshuerta3984 Russia's demographics were in terminal decline before the war, add to that the war and some of the highest levels of HIV and Tuberculosis in the world this will be Russia's last war regardless of the outcome.
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@moiseshuerta3984 Most Russians with half a brain left a long time ago and the rest left at the start of the war, mostly men of fighting age. Most of the Ukrainians that fled were women, chidren and the elderly. And of course the Ukrainians have gotten billions in aid from the US and EU to prop up their economy, a luxury that Russia doesn't have.
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@kguehini What happens in Russia if you say anything bad about the Regime or dear leader or the war? Why do all of Putin's political opponents end up in the gulag or eating a polonium sandwich? Are you being serious right now?
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@StrongRespect In most free countries you can call a war a war without going to jail and not a 'special military operation'. You can also do things like protest without catching 7 years. Also in most free countries if your daughter draws a picture the state doesn't like you don't have to worry about going to jail like that one Russian dude. Oh and more often then not free countries don't try to annex their neighbors, at least not this century.
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@StrongRespect A brain, unlike yourself. Journalists could be jailed for up to 15 years for calling the 'SMO' a war. And forget protesting, you can't even hold up a blank sheet of paper without getting hauled off.
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A year of banging their head against a wall and tens of thousands of casualties to take half of a small town and the vatniks rejoice.
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@moiseshuerta3984 Meanwhile Russia rolling out the T-55's and Mad Max MTLB's wth ancient naval guns bolted on.
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@gaborrajnai6213 The US withdrew from Afghanistan after 20 years, the US wasn't looking to annex them and if after 20 years they weren't willing/able to fight for themselves they never would be. How long should they occupy them for? until the end of time?
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@Chinunit22 The Russians proved in Bucha what happens if they take over, hands bound bullet to the back of the head, mass graves. They have no choice but to keep fighting.
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@Toronto-Brad yea that's because the Ukrainians announced that they were going to attack at Kherson, and the Russians idiotically believed them and relocated all their best units from Kharkiv to Kherson, then they blew the bridges behind them and attacked Kharkiv. Then with the bridges blown and no way to resupply their forces at Kherson they were forced to run away.
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@hilite975 Why would Ukraine kill its own people? there's only been the Russians slaughtering civilians. The Russians abandoned Kherson because the Ukrainians blew up the bridges behind them and they were no longer able to supply their forces, just like what will happen to Crimea.
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@AJolie009 That's because every target in range has been either destroyed or moved out of range, even the Russians aren't braindead enough to leave strategic targets in range.
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@jesusaguilar4585 yeah just like Kherson. Russian land forever and we'll nuke you if you take it. Pretty scary.
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@johnadam2885 Bless your heart, yes i'm sure Russia will capture the Donbas some time this century and the whole world will quake in fear at Russia instead of considering them the laughing stock of the world like they currently do.
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@TheGthangs Russia is fighting against Ukraine with some foreign aid. They are a laughing stock because you can drive from Moscow to Ukraine in a couple hours and the self proclaimed superpower can't even take the Donbas. And they are now dusting off T-54/55s from the boneyard (I thought T-62's were humiliating enough)
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@keshavkumar-bl6im LOL! So do you have problem with the United Kingdom reclaiming its former territory? do you think before you talk?
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@TMM-N Straight to whataboutism, literally the only argument Russians can make.
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@cashcash5995 No that's Russian society.
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You can watch hours of drone footage of frozen Russians getting grenades dropped on them.
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Spending a year dicking around in the Donbas very effectively. Refurbishing T-54/55's very effectively. Retreating from Kyiv, Chernihiv, Sumy, Kharkiv, Kherson very effectively. Bolting on ancient naval guns onto ancient MTLB's very effectively. Destroying their own economy and becoming a global pariah and laughing stock very effectively.
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