Crimea Siege Begins - Ukraine Takes Control over Black Sea Coast

In 2014, Russia shocked the world by annexing Crimea. In 2022, they invaded Ukraine, but now Ukraine is striking back! 🇺🇦🚀 In 2024, Ukraine's drones have crippled Russia’s naval forces, and the siege of Crimea seems imminent. Is this the start of Ukraine reclaiming its land? Watch to find out how history is unfolding! 🌍🔍 #Ukraine #Crimea #Russia #BlackSea #MilitaryStrategy #Geopolitics #Invasion #Drones #WarInUkraine #History #CurrentEvents #UkraineRussiaWar #CrimeanPeninsula #NavalWarfare #DroneWarfare #UkrainianArmy #Defense #Conflict #SiegeOfCrimea #LiberateCrimea #WarUpdates #MilitaryNews #StandWithUkraine #UkrainianDrones #WarInEurope #EasternEurope #UkrainianVictory
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[belong]

The world sat back and did nothing in 2014

[robsvlog]

Why the title tho, this is clickbait,

[jameshealan]

The "Cyprus Solution" is not a solution. Greece and Turkey have been an inch away from war over it for years. One of the reasons Greece doesn't want to transfer too many advanced weapons to Ukraine is because they need them in case Turkey attacks them. And supposedly Turkey is our ally, though what good that's doing us is highly questionable, given their hostility to every other member.

[snbznwi]

The way the Crimean Tatars were "awarded" outrages me.

[joshuaparker]

The last ship armed with cruise missiles no longer exists 😂

[ScroogePercenter]

If anything, this conflict teaches us that the time of Fleets and warships is over. Drones will terrorize the seas regardless of the Flag they are wearing.

[marcsatinover]

Do not forget to mention that Russia continues to commit war crimes too in this war on Ukraine.

[Vincentizer]

Ukraine is one of the most militarily capable countries i have ever seen. I mean damn these guys are just absolutely legendary! The world is watching you Ukraine, and we love you! Slava Ukraini!

[dukeofgibbon]

The video missed a key part of Ukraine's seige of Crimea: water. In 2014, Ukraine dammed the canal that supplies water to the peninsula which the Russians blew up in the first week of the invasion. When they blew up the Dniper dam, the Russians closed the source of water to crimea, making their occupation difficult to sustain.

[cacogenicist]

Who's to say Russia won't bring more naval assets into the Black Sea? ... uh, _Turkey_ is to say, that's who. ... derp.

[LagunaL]

Which country is willing to part a portion of their land to defacto russian control but internationally have it recognized as their own. Yeah no one probably.

[Randemir]

Turkey is not letting any military ships in to Black sea. Especially Russian ones .. Once the Ru black sea fleet is done, that it... Next time come better prepared

[jaalsburg]

The Cyprus result is not a victory but a controlled limited loss.

[modir]

We also not forget in 2014 putin sent russians to become citizens in crimea with an atractive cheque for each citizen live in Crimea. This was the reason putin was so popular that time. Now the cheques have stopped due to the war and most of the russians either go to europe or return to russia.

[lanerator]

I'd love to tell the announcer guy of this about the reason why there was only 1 Tsar Bomba ever made, and its kinda easy to see why. It was so expensive to create, and so massive that they couldnt even fit it into the bomb bay.

[brookechang]

Re: the Russian navy coming back with more friends... Turkey's control over the Bosporous and their ban on Russian combat ships transiting the strait is what's stopping them. Unless Russia's planning to swarm Ukraine with boats they can fit down their own rivers, what they've currently got in the Black Sea is all they'll have.

[TheOmen]

U missed the point that the turks won't let military ships through the strait to access the black sea.. the Russians can't reinforce thier fleet

[Rafe]

Taiwan should learn from Ukraine how to confront an enemy with dozens of warships without its own fleet.

[johncoopman]

What is with that map? A kid designed it. Crimea does not look like that and where is the Kerch Straight?

[NoDiscoveryTV]

The militarization of the sea devastates Ukrainian cities, it is also disrupting commodities and goods movement across the water.