Comments by "Lars Ronæs" (@larsrons7937) on "Ukraine shoots down multiple Russian jets" video.

  1. And with Storm Shadows and Polish fighters. Poland long wanted to donate their old Soviet fighter planes, but for some reason (NATO?) they couldn't. So instead they donated "spare parts", in fact enough parts to build I think 2-3 dozen planes. And they didn't split the planes up into parts before sending them. But some planes were "delayed". In hindsight, probably for upgrading them to work with Storm Shadow missiles. Because when the UK decided to donate Storm Shadows and within minutes they were crossing the border into Ukraine, by strange coincidence those missing Polish planes arrived the very same day. And the next day Ukraine fired Storm Shadows at russian targets, where they shouldn't have any planes capable of carrying them, if not those mysterious Polish old Soviet planes. We've probably not seen the last big surprise from Ukraine.
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  2. Good analysis. Thanks for sharing your thoughts with us. Merry Christmas and a victorious New Year 2024.
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  3.  @ABCBCNM  Yes ATACMS are ground to ground missiles. "IvanRUstronk-jq..." bot here posted the same several times. Maybe the AI behind the bot jammed?
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  4.  @termitreter6545  The last batch of Polish old Soviet jets were announced only on the day their arrived. By coincidence the same day as the UK agreed upon and was shovelled over the border to Ukraine. What Poland didn't announce was that they'd modified the jets to carry Storm Shadows. The next day that russian military HQ far outside HIMARS range got blown up by something very powerful. Maybe it was meteors? - Space taking revenge on the russians for having their moon rocket make a new crater at the Moon? Or maybe it was Storm Shadows, fired from old Soviet planes?
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  5. Anders Puck Nielsen is OF-3 and military analyst at the Royal Danish Military Academy. He made his YT channel for his students during the Covid lockdown and keeps it going as a hobby. This is as far from propaganda as it can get. His videos are non-biased, and he never fails to mention if something is merely his personal opinion. So you are wrong, Ivan.
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  6. We still don't know what happened last December 2023. Maybe a couple of quickly trained pilots did spend a few days with F-16s in Ukraine as a test? Maybe it was something completely different. But now by 31st July 2024 F-16s are in Ukraine for sure.
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