Comments by "The Looinrims" (@looinrims) on "Where are Russia's T-80s?" video.

For missing T-80s, it’s worth remembering when the Russian economic woes of post USSR happened, the Russian military was still humongous even as it was being downsized, perhaps they began just cancelling spare parts contracts and just cannibalized existing vehicles, as there was no one to man them anyway, or for parts to sell abroad to anyone who wanted to purchase them, or to former soviet republics whos armed forces inherited some Last important thing that many normies miss is that Russian ‘stored’ tanks are not like say American stored tanks, they’re basically just left in mass vehicle graveyards sitting around, pre war Russians held some 15+ brigades worth of ex soviet heavy equipment for mobilization, so the implication is beyond that there aren’t lots of well preserved vehicles
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Chinese currently have no reason to conduct such…activities…the primary threat is has and remains the Americans for China, relations with Russia being good is very desirable, so they can mostly be ignored while the Chinese solidify their position
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@truckerallikatuk that too but he mentioned corruption in the video, this is extra
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@marcusott2973 no, because it’s not about resources
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@kishanchali8752 because they sit in wet conditions outside with no dedicated maintenance crews…you know…common sense?
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@truckerallikatuk they’re also not stored in wet conditions
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@stephenjacks8196 not for Russia, what resources are in Vladivostok? None, it’s about political legitimacy and irredentism
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Today I learned editing a comment (to add one letter fixing a spelling mistake) removes a comment heart A shame
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@Castragroup Arizona is not a humid environment, Siberia is
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I’d just like some proof is all
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@stephenjacks8196 if numbers mattered that much the Chinese would’ve curbstomped the Japanese in like every land war they ever fought They didn’t
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@murphy7801 exactly, it’s arid with little moisture so little rust, unlike Siberia which is cold and wet
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