Putin Humiliated as Ukraine CRUSHES Russia's Nuclear RED LINES

Putin has continuously drawn "red lines" throughout the Ukraine conflict, threatening severe consequences for Ukraine’s actions, including nuclear retaliation. Yet, time and again, Ukraine has crossed these lines—whether it be invading Russian territory, using Western F-16s, or requesting long-range missile strikes—without facing the catastrophic responses Putin had promised. In this video, we explore how Ukraine's boldness in testing Russia's boundaries reveals Putin's empty threats, and why NATO and the West are increasingly calling his bluff. How far can Ukraine go?

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[xniorvox]

Poland laughs at the discussion about Putin's red lines. Right after the conflict began, when Putin threatened dire consequences for giving Ukraine tanks or planes, Poland gave Ukraine tanks and planes. With which Ukraine could immediately attack any targets it wanted, including those in Russia. No dire consequences were noticed.

[Auxius.]

Russia being invaded? He means liberated I think. It's a Special Military Liberation Operation.

[michaelstamper]

The one time Russia tried to launch a missile that could carry a nuclear warhead, it blew up in its own silo. Says everything you need to know about Putin's Russia.

[robertbrooks]

Russia's new Sarmat ballistic missile blows up during test? - so many failures and so many threats? - rotten rubber tires - Russia's GDP less than California's

[WilliamHarkins-iu]

I think the US should tell Putin threatening nukes is a red line and will be handled swift and harsh zero tolerance for nuclear threats

[Eric-xq]

"Putin miscalculated"

I think we figured that out a few weeks after the invasion.

For about 2.5 years now Putin has been making many calculated risks. But is he bad at math.

[MattW-vhew]

Pretty difficult for an invaded nation to escalate things to the point the invader uses hostile force when the invading force went in with hostile intentions 😂 2 people in a gun fight one starts shooting and calls out if you shoot back I’m going to shoot…

[loridresser]

Russia needs to give all of Ukraines territories back, pay for reparations and then be further divided into smaller countries. And Putin tried for war crimes of targeting civilians.

[yewknight]

Plot twist, Putin has been smashing the red button for weeks but it is as dysfunctional as the rest of Russias military.

[enkilm]

In 1989 the US and the Nuclear Community went in to analyze Russian nuclear weapons systems and were shocked at how poorly they were maintained under the Brezhnev era. It was poorly maintained with shoddy replacement parts and no doubt with the Western embargo’s of the past 20 years which especially devastated parts for nuclear devices, they probably are either replaced with cheap Chinese components or in worse condition so they’re are in either in a very fragile, frightening condition or useless.

[goyasolidar]

Putin likes to style himself a fierce Russian bear but really he's just Boo-Boo.

[mikelaffoon]

I say all NATO countries grant emergency membership to Ukraine, effective 2 months from now. This would allow Russia time to withdraw. Returning Crimea and rebuilding Ukraine, Russia's consequences.

[jul]

"Red Lines" will be a movie about the war.

[KnightShadowsong]

Putin knows that if he even sneezed at his nukes (assuming they work still which is probably not the case given Russian corruption) NATO would hit him with enough firepower to send him to a timeline that Doctor Strange wouldn't be able to send him back.

[TallBoy-vftt]

Let’s face it, Putins Nukes are as rusty as his tanks. He knows NATO has Nukes that are well maintained and work. He’s a dead man walking

[nicholasgranat]

This war is ridiculous, Russia go home and help your own people!

[lucaskobain]

It annoys me terribly when mass media appear worried when Putin makes another empty threat. Have they not learned anything? so childish on their part. It should be a weekly segment with circus or funny music.

[snapshot]

You might know what the word „puta“ means. Putin is just the male version 🤣

[G_Signer]

my red line is vladimir putin in present tense

[zulubeatz]

Western vehicles were used in the Kursk invasion, which is something Putin specifically stated would bring about 'serious consequences' yet he did the opposite and hushed it up.