Comments by "James Campion" (@Jimbo2193) on "Retired general: Crimea is the ‘decisive terrain’ on how Ukraine could win the war" video.

@pogo1140 no it was a strategic, controlled withdrawal. Kherson required too many troops to required other places and Kharkov had too few troops to defend. Those 2 areas were evacuated. Russians are winning all along the Eastern front line, key city of Bahkmut is fallen. According to a US mercenary Troy Offenbecke fighting in Bahkmut, life expectancy for the UAF is 4 hours! They are being slaughtered and we can thank the NATO/MIC and the US for this catastrophe.
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@pogo1140 No... we agree that it was a tactical withdrawal as was Karkiv. Remember they entered Ukraine with 150K up against 700+ (with reservers), not what any military person would call an invasion force. They tried to scare the crap out of Ukraine and strike a peace accord which they did according Bennet(former Israeli PM) but he said the west sabotaged it. so their forces were over stretched and had to consolidate. Anyway we agree so great.
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@pogo1140 The numbers you mention are no where near it, don't know where you get your figures from. Remember Merkel, Hollande and Poreschenko all admitted that the signed Minsk accord was never meant to be implemented. It just bought time for Ukraine to build up its forces and arm them to the teeth by NATO to prepare for the up coming "unprovoked" war against Russia. According Col. McGregor and Stott Ritter their forces were close to 500K with 200k in reserve.
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