Comments by "Reecom98" (@reecom9884) on "Ukraine War: What will Putin do next?" video.

The Ukrainian military is fighting a coordinated two front campaign. In the east, they have cutoff the main railroad and highway network from the Russian’s main logistic corridor from Belgorod in Russia. The Russians heavily rely on the railroad network and will now have to utilize secondary roads using their limited amount of truck transport to re-supply their isolated forces. In the Kherson Oblast, the Russian troops have been isolated with their backs against the Dnipro River with no bridges to re-supply their isolated forces. There is an old military saying; “Amateurs talks about battle tactics to win a battle, military strategists talk about logistics to win a war“.
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@Ghastly_Grinner The Russians are having to pull out their Soviet "Cold War" era T-62 tanks and are looking at North Korea to supply them with ammunition. “The decades-old T-62 tanks Russia is being forced to send into combat could still give Ukrainians trouble…” 13 Jun 2022 Business Insider. “Russia asks N. Korea for ammunition, indicating challenges in Ukraine war…” 8 Sep 2022 Arirang News Center.
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@Ghastly_Grinner State your source for this, otherwise it's just Russian propaganda.
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@Ghastly_Grinner “The Russian army is believed to have approximately 100 T-90M tanks in service among its best-equipped units, including those fighting in Ukraine – and the UK defense ministry says at least one has been destroyed during the Ukraine conflict… 9 May 2022 China Global Television Network (CGTN)
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@Ghastly_Grinner The Ukrainians have the T-64BM, the Russians have to pull out the even older T-62 that predated the T-64. "The T-64BM is an upgraded version of the aging Soviet T-64B main battle tanks inherited by Ukraine from the Soviet Union. It was redesigned by the Morozov Machine Design Bureau of Kharkiv. The upgraded Bulat tanks featured more powerful weapons, improved mobility performance, and higher protection levels..." 16 May 2022 EurAsian Times
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