Comments by "jeppen" (@jesan733) on "What to expect from a Russian summer offensive?" video.

@ИринаЛукьяненко-ь3ъ "Keep dreaming Russia has hundreds of petrol refineries" And all of them will come off-line because of destroyed fractioning columns.
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@ИринаЛукьяненко-ь3ъ Russia is not too big. Drones are long range and can also be smuggled in to be launched from inside Russia.
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@piotrd.4850 "Also, drones are no way to dislodge entranched enemy" You will find eventually that it is. Drones can effectively lay siege to an area. How can you resupply when drones hit whatever vehicle you send in?
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@samsungtap4183 the fractionating columns are central in the refineries and very vulnerable. They will all be shut down.
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@ИринаЛукьяненко-ь3ъ the furthest target so far was 1,200 km away. They'll add capacity to go 3,000 km and that'll easily be enough to reach almost all. Very few refineries are in the eastern part of Russia. 12-14% of total offline already.
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@rainyvideos3684 Donbass Doug and Ritter the Diddler are notorious parts of the Russian propaganda machinery. They're hilariously propagandizing and I actually pity you if you don't see that. (I'm sorry to be blunt, I really should try to be nicer to make it easier for people to change their minds, but I'm a bit tired today.)
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@rainyvideos3684 "Col. McGregor also cites his sources on the inside, but for obvious reasons he has to protect sources and methods or his sources will lose their jobs." Col Macgregor (that's how it's spelled) only sources are RT memos. Same with Ritter.
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@rainyvideos3684 sorry, they are both RT staff. They're part of the firehose of falsehood that's Kremlin propaganda. He's likely shunned as a traitor by all his classmates.
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@rainyvideos3684 I doubt he has many friends left there. Treason is usually not appreciated in the military.
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@rainyvideos3684 it's very, very strange that you talk about "liberals" in this context. Old skool, real and knowledgeable, conservatives are much more likely to be very reasonably and traditionally hawkish on Russia, understanding that it's still our primary adversary, than liberals. Also, it's equally strange to do try to apply formalities here. It's treasonous enough, in an everyday meaning, to be paid by the Kremlin to constantly lie to an American audience to sow division and weaken our cohesion and response to Russian aggression. Thus I'm pretty sure Donbass Doug is not in good standing.
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@rainyvideos3684 it's very, very strange to talk about "liberals" like this. Old skool, real and knowledgeable, conservatives are much more likely to be very reasonably and traditionally hawkish, understanding that Russia's still our primary adversary. Also, it's equally strange to try to apply formalities here. It's treasonous enough, in an everyday meaning, to be paid by the Kremlin to constantly deceive an American audience to sow division and weaken our cohesion and response to Russian aggression. Thus I'm pretty sure Macgregor is not in good standing.
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@rainyvideos3684 it's very, very str-nge to talk about "lib-rals" like this. Traditional, real and knowledgeable, conservatives are much more likely to be very reasonably hawkish, understanding that Russia's still our primary adversary. Also, it's equally str-nge to try to apply formalities here. It's tr-asonous enough, in an everyday meaning, to be paid by the Kr-mlin to constantly dec-ive an American audience to sow div-sion and w-aken our cohesion and response to R-ssian aggr-ssion. Thus I'm pretty sure Macgr-gor is not in good standing.
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@Naum96 only 30k fortunately.
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@davidcritchley3509 so why did you choose the side of evil?
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@me-mo1um you think Russia's conduct isn't evil? Demonizing and dehumanizing opponents for 7 years to then start a war of imperialist expansion?
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