Putin ‘losing his mind’ as Kursk triggers ‘turning point’ in war | Hamish de Bretton-Gordon

“Putin is on thin ice and the temperature Moscow is getting warmer by the day.”

People are questioning whether “Putin is losing his mind” after Ukraine make the “biggest land grab” in the war, says Col. Hamish de Bretton-Gordon.

[timosullivan]

Brilliant coverage of whats really happening by this extremely well informed gentleman many thanks Hamish, Slava Ukraine.

[steve-real]

The youth of Russia being wasted for one man’s maniacal dream.
Absolutely shameful!

[robotbattler]

And, now, the weather in Russia: Cloudy with a chance of shrapnel

[duhbearz]

Looking forward to the Mussolini-like upside down photos when the kremlin finally gets rid of putin.

[collinbillingsley]

Excellent coverage and insights regarding current Russian chaos—than you! Slava Ukraini 🇺🇸🇺🇦😊

[Bena]

Never in a million years did Putin ever think that he'd be fighting in his own country when he launched his "Three Day Special Operation" to overrun Ukraine.

[StoptheHateJustDebate]

Russia, tear Putin down, build a democracy and join the rest of the world in economic and personal freedom!

[roberteisenhart]

I hope the Russian people will get rid of putin and make peace with Ukraine.

[iantercero]

This is why dictatorships always fail. They put loyalty above all else, including and maybe especially competency. And to maintain that loyalty you need everyone on the take. So it guts out the competency. That’s the real reason why Kursk was able to be taken. All the manning, training, and equipment that would have fortified that area wasn’t there in reality. Putin thought he could take on Ukraine because he wanted to and when he asked if he could I’m sure his loyal stooges assured him he could. Putin can’t take Ukraine and while I don’t think Ukraine can realistically take Russia, it’s a win for Ukraine and a loss for Putin. He’s on borrowed time.

[calvinaitkin-sfup]

Lost his marbles even before he invaded Ukraine..his mind was filled with bitterness decades ago when the Soviet Union was broken up.He has let that cloud his judgement.

[bettyburch]

Praying 🙏 going out to all of you in Ukraine 🇺🇦 to be bless with God wisdom and stay blessed 🌎 Amen to that ❤

[judd]

Putin has always suffered from a "Napoleon complex", the condition typically attributed to people of short stature, with overly aggressive or domineering social behavior.

[ppejas]

We should stop talking about a peace treaty and start about the conditions of the surrender of Russia

[smb-zfbd]

You nailed it. Ukraine is practicing Joint Arms Warfare only substituting drones for the navy. I saw an update the other day that the war was costing Russia $700 million / day counting money, weapons, loss of labor, technology failures and increasingly, the daily explosions of weapons and depot dumps, air fields, refineries, factories and trains. Follow the money.

[deniscunningham]

Hamish calling the Kursk incursion a black swan event is an insightful first. Thank you, sir!

[jacesnow]

Poopin will lose this ridiculous war, he absolutely bit off more than he can chew. The end of the bully is when he messes with someone that "fights back".

[johncubbin]

This man always seems to look on the bright side for Ukraine.
I hope he’ll be proved right one day.

[artbargestudio]

It just shows that mankind never learns. Killing one another over the graves of the thousands of dead lost in war. No matter what the technology.

[normanmajor]

Why do they not ever RUSSIA IS USING MISSILES FROM NORTH KOREA AND IRAN SO WHY CANT UKRAINE USE MISSILES FROM BRITTAIN AND AMERICA

[geofflewis]

Kursk and Midway, two key turning points..