Comments by "Graeme Peters" (@graemepeters5717) on "Ben Hodges: How Russia is Finally Countering Ukraine's Kursk Offensive" video.

  1. Ukraine doesn't 'control 1,500 square km' of Kursk - they're scattered across it! The Ukrainian Army has proven its ability. Its ability to invade into Russian territory, using forest tracks instead of main routes to avoid contact, in an area not defended by combat troops, only border guards and territorial defence units. Zelensky has proven that he is capable of accelerating the demilitarisation of Ukraine by 20%, losing more than 11,220 UA troops plus 827 armoured vehicles in the Kursk area alone! Combined with the more than 60,000 troops the UA is losing each month in the SMO, 16,215 this week, 'it should all be over by Xmas'! The only Russian soil UA troops will be taking is what is on the soles of their boots - in their body-bags!
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  2. 80% is gone now??? says who? Before the SMO Russia had 12,000 MLRS LAUNCHERS in stock! How many rockets do you think they had for them? When the MSM claimed Russia was running out of missiles in 2022, military analysts estimated that Russia only had 12m left!
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  3.  @edgarkuijer5755  Edgar, these facts came from the briefing of military commanders at the Kremlin this afternoon! "Since the beginning of hostilities in Kursk region, the AFU losses amounted to more than 11,220 troops, 87 tanks, 42 infantry fighting vehicles, 74 armoured personnel carriers, 624 armoured fighting vehicles, 361 motor vehicles, 84 artillery guns, 24 MLRS launchers, including seven of the U.S.-made M142 HIMARS system and five of the U.S.-made M270 MLRS system, eight SAM launchers, two transport-loading vehicles, 21 electronic warfare and seven counter-battery radars, two air defence radars, eight units of engineering vehicles, including two counter-obstacle vehicles and one UR-77 mine clearing vehicle."
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