Comments by "UzuMaki NaRuto" (@UzumakiNaruto_) on "Russia Missile Strike, Advances Bakhmut; German Criticism Tank Transfers, US Navy Stocks Depleted" video.

  1. @redpillscholar560 And yet somehow its Russia that's still mobilizing hundreds of thousands of more men after the first 'partial mobilization' for this 'special military operation' that wasn't suppose to be so costly.
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  2. @paulmorris5166 Russia losing hundreds of square kilometers of territory and a number of towns/cities during the Ukrainian Kharkiv and Kherson offensives - 'Its nothing significant bro, just a minor setback for the Russians' Russia finally taking over Soledar and perhaps Bakhmut someday after months of fighting - 'These are massive victories that spell the beginning of the end for Ukraine bro!!' 🤣😅😆😂😁😄😅😅🤣😂
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  3. @adinahaun6001 So you don't even want to mention the tens of thousands of killed that Russia has already suffered and will continue to suffer against a much weaker Ukrainian army that has only received a fraction of western military hardware that they have available for war? One can only imagine what the full might of NATO forces would look like when so little modern equipment given to the Ukrainians can already do so much damage to the Russians.
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  4.  @williamtell6750  This is the strongest army in Europe and has been built up over more than 8 years with finance and advice from the West. For most of 2022, the Russian (allied) forces were outnumbered. ARE YOU ON CRACK?!?!! 'Strongest army in Europe'?!?!?!! LOL. The Ukrainian army in 2022 is just a smaller version of the Russian army except with some of its troops being NATO trained and some with combat experience from fighting the past 8 years in the Donbas. I don't consider any army to be 'the strongest in Europe' when: - it has an outdated and weak airforce - most of its armored vehicles are from the Soviet area that would get demolished by western armies - still have a large portion of its soldiers not be well trained, well led and well equipped - have to rely on outside sources for much of its ammunition and supply needs - rely mostly on western intelligence to be their eyes and ears to know what the Russians are doing because those kinds of resources themselves Pretty much the Ukrainians have the same advantages that the Russians do that prevents most countries from messing with them. Namely lots of manpower, lots of old but still useful equipment and a good sized country where you can trade territory for time as it did during this war. I just find it funny how all the Russian nuthuggers just a few months ago were saying the Ukrainians were weak and overmatched and that it was only a matter of time when they would be defeated and now some like you make them out to be 'the strongest army in Europe'. 😂🤣😅🤣😂🤣 The truth is that we all know that on its own Ukraine would've been defeated most likely within a few weeks of the invasion starting no matter how brave the Ukrainians were and how hard they fought because no matter what you can't fight without weapons, ammo and supplies and with the way the Ukrainians were going through their ammo supplies they would've very quickly ran out and that would have been that. Western support has helped Ukraine survive and keep fighting for this long and if someday the war ends and Ukraine is able to retrain and rearm its armed forces up to NATO standards ONLY THEN it may become Europe's most powerful army.
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  5.  @williamtell6750  The full Russian army is stronger than who? Certainly not NATO of course never the US who would've curb stomped the Russian forces into the ground long ago.
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  6. @CochinKerala Russia at the beginning of the war - Counting advances by the number of kilometers forward per day. Russia currently in 2023 - Counting advances by each town taken after many weeks of heavy fighting But hey Russia is winning right?
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