Comments by "And Rei" (@AndRei-yc3ti) on "Did Russia build the best attack helicopter ever?" video.

@mabvutophiri5422 yeah i hate these claims of "Russia performed poorly" and "Russia had high losses". Who said? Russia captured thousands of square kms of Ukrainian territory (in total greater than the territory of Iraq) and has successfully held onto it with a numerical inferiority of troops until recently
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@TheNefastor meanwhile Russian "garbage tech" is burning columns of NATO tech. Need I remind you how one Russian T80 "Alyosha" stopped an entire column of 10 NATO vehicles all on its own back in June? 😂
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@shlug also it sometimes passed off Ukrainian losses as Russian because Ukrainians would take their blown up armor paint Zs on it and then photograph it and Oryx would record it as "lost Russian armor". Moreover, Russia would frequently repair armor and then send it to the front again, so Oryx would count that as another "loss" when in reality its the same tank (frequently with same crew)
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@baronvonlimbourgh1716 NATO officials themselves said they are low on ammo of all types in their own stockpiles tho lol. Like its not me saying this, but NATO officials coming out and directly saying this
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 @dalaisdramalama4470 or better yet, go learn Russian it would do you good to know a second language
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@chrissmith7669 ah another lover of Ukraine that doesnt even know where it is on a map, that always posts propaganda
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 @klown463 "anymore" as if it was ever credible, as it frequently passed off Ukrainian or DPR/LPR losses as "Russian"
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@robiagacitei5487 its true. Even US admits to these losses. They are part of the reason why Ukraines counteroffensive did not achieve its expected results rapidly as it would pound NATO armor with Vihr missiles
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 @struvrim the production across Russias military industry, from tanks to helis to planes and ammo increased (I believe only ship production has not gone up, but I might be wrong here)
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@spicykaraage641 "they cant find parts to service them" - meanwhile T90 production has gone up 20% in the past 5 months, native drone production has gone up 120% since July, optics production for the T90 has kept pace as well...nice try lel
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 @spicykaraage641 "they cant produce smart bombs" Meanwhile Russia drops a FAB1500 Glide Bomb on Ukrainian positions a few days ago 😂
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@lonelystrategos Russia may not have "infustrial capacity of the US" (this is a questionable statement but okay), but US says it wont be able to match current Russian ammo production until at least 2026/2027...
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@chrissmith7669 You have been wrong about everything youve posted. And you couldnt have followed Ukraine since Chernobyl, since Ukraine wasnt even a thing then. Its like "following texas" while its still a State, its nonsensical. Hence why I know youre lying
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@chrissmith7669 "you were stationed" says the 50 y.o. dude with a beer belly. Point is, doubt you even cared abt Ukraine back then, to you it was "the Russians". Stop acting like you know anything abt Ukraine lmao
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@chrissmith7669 see the fact that you think the Protests in Poland had any effect on the Soviet state collapsing shows you know nothing of Ukraine. And no, Chernobyl did not "affect everyone". And nobody in the West could put Ukraine on a map before February 24, 2022 (many still cant lmao). Finally, what makes you think Russia shot down the Malaysian airliner? Like I said, you post propaganda. Youre 60 (or so you claim, which I doubt), but dont have the maturity to habe impassionate thought
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@chrissmith7669 @chrissmith7669 hilariously a 60 (or so he claims) year old doesnt know basic history lmao. "Pro-democracy" protests where quite common since Potemkin's rebellion and there was quite a great deal of solidarity for the Czech within the Soviet Union. The protests were a result of a systemic weakening of Soviet power due to Gorbachev's policy of Perestroika and dismantling of Gosplan. There was also character weakness that played a role - after all he was too scared to forcefully quell the protests in Latvia and Lithuania (though forceful quelling sould have been successful). You confuse cause and effect and repeat banal cliche's about "democracy". Nobody cared for that during the Soviet era lmao. The Radiation from Chernobyl was smaller (and the dust settled quickly) than the catastrophe that happened in New York prior to that and it certainly was less than that of Fukishima (this is scientific fact). The impact of Chernobyl's radiation is non-existent to the extent that it is safe to wake around the zone without being afraid of radiation. Nobody cared about Ukraine which is why nobody could place it on a map until recently. So please go learn some history, acquire basic scientific knowledge and get a life
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 @dannyzero692 whats hilarious is alot of what people claim are "Russian" pilots arent actually Russian but are DPR/LPR pilots that just learned on the job
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 @timwaldron7599 Iraq had one of the biggest armies but it never fought the US since most Generals were bought off before the war and stood down.
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@jasperdelange4748 "Russia lost half its helicopters"?🤦‍♂️🤣 according to who? Oryx is incredibly unreliable and nobody knows the true numbers of Russian helis especially given the fact they are beginning to produce ridiculous amounts of equipment by wakening up old soviet factories
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 @JMurph2015 "most analysts" also get their numbers from oryx or Ukraine and truly have no idea themselves. This is what the Pentagon Paper leaks told us
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 @creesmith2794 sauce for the "120 combat ready" and no Ukrainian or "expert estimates" dont count since Pentagon Paper leaks show that US "experts" get their data from OSINT or Ukraine
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@robiagacitei5487 not just tanks but APCs and infantry. Dont forget the US has ridiculous numbers of Bradleys (and sent ridiculous amounts to Ukraine). What ended up happening was Ukraine sent columns of 10 or so Bradleys with 1 or 2 Leopards. Then came the Ka-52s and started blowing them up with Vikhr missiles from beyond the range at which Ukrainians could reply. Since Ka-52s move fast and Ukraine was attacking all along the front, these ratios are not surprising.
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@baronvonlimbourgh1716 meanwhile NATO trained Ukrainian troops are hiding in trenches and Isreal has run out of ammo for iron dome and is begging US for more stocks and cant conquer tiny Gaza strip
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@baronvonlimbourgh1716 NATO is not going to need shells? U sure abt that fam🤣 isnt NATO gearing up to fight China? China, just like Russia, is an artillery heavy army. And we are seeing how Ukraine is getting heavy losses by not having enough shells "New capabilities...soon". When exactly? 2027 or 2028? And what capabilities🤣 NATO says they have 2 years worth of backlogs of armor production and cant scale it up until the end of the decade. Same problem with artillery production. We are seeing Isreals performance vs Gaza (and Isreal is technically a NATO army) is atrocious and Gaza is much smaller than Afghanistan let alone Ukraine. I am beginning to get doubts that NATO is all its hyping itself up to be 🤣
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@dalaisdramalama4470 im sure its your fourth language 🤣 mr Polyglot. I mean youll either be speaking Russian or Chinese soon enough anyway, so take your pick on the language lol. English world is going down the gutter
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@CloneDAnon and Russia almost succeeded, as Zelensky and Russia had already come to an agreement before Boris Johnson came and nuked the whole plan, dooming Ukraine to a long war and potentially as a state.
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@chrissmith7669 source on "30%"? And no, Ukrainian sources dont count for obvious reasons. Also, Pentagon Papers show that US "experts" really have no idea themselves since they get their data from OSINT or Ukraine
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 @ChucksSEADnDEAD Iraq didnt even resist much tho considering most Iraqi Generals were bought off before the war and told their troops to "stand down"
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 @BARelement i mean the US got clapped by a bunch of donkey herders in sandals and AKs. Russia is holding its own against a country supplied by all of NATO
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