Comments by "UzuMaki NaRuto" (@UzumakiNaruto_) on "Russia's top attack helicopter performing poorly in Ukraine?" video.

@sadmanpranto9026 They (propagandas) obscure actual situation and lead to misinterpretation of information and overestimation or underestimation of certain aspects of war. Both parties in this war has flawed military. Also there are innumerable factors in a war. There's no equation where you put the numbers and technology for each countries and get a result of who's stronger and who's weaker. Russian propaganda has been much worse BY FAR and much more inaccurate as well. Each side has their own story and viewpoint, but at least Ukraine has some degree of accuracy in their reporting and they allow their troops to post videos of what's happening on the frontlines. Compare that to the Russians who actively LIE to their people and prevent them from finding out the true extent of the disaster that the war has been for them. Also not allowing Russian soldiers to post videos like Ukrainians allow theirs is mostly because they don't want the world to know how truly in bad shape their military is and how poorly they're doing on the battlefield. This is the same Russian army that lost over 30,000 troops in the Chechen wars against a small country with a small population and army. Things are going much worse for the Russians in Ukraine and most videos posted by Russian troops supports this. If there were plenty of Russian successes to go around, I doubt they would have any issues with their troops posting videos about it.
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