Russian Invasion of Ukraine: Every Day to June 1st using Google Earth

Made using Google Earth.
Every day to June 1st of the Russian Invasion of Ukraine.

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[crispybacon]

The fronts are moving slower than the western front of ww1

[planktonau]

Really does illustrate what a stalemate this war has become.

[SnapplyPie]

I love that you've continued this series for so long, it's very informative!

Could you do the 1541 Siege of Buda in the future?

[ddecahedron]

We were waiting for frontline moving, but, unfortunately, coastline of Dnipro moved faster

[tjprice_]

For the first time in the war Russia has more troops than Ukraine on the front.

[leandro]

It is important to say that Russian mobilization of troops is a real threat, if we take the winter war for example as a parallel in the Ukraine war ( go to 6:57 on the video) where Russians start outnumbering their enemies and being able to sustain heavy casualities, mobilizing more than their opponents and still being able keep the fight is what makes the nature of Russian doctrine, Russian army may not be the best professionally or doctrine wise, but in terms of being able to sustain heavy losses and not colapsing is what makes it a dangerous opponent.

[motokokusanagi]

I have Polish, Russian and Ukrainian blood. My family lives in Poland, Russia and Ukraine... It is a pity that ordinary people suffer from all sides because of the old politicians. And this war is the largest of all the wars that the Slavs waged against each other ...

[Zwerchhau]

Man, this war is so static, it's unreal.

[driftphysic]

There is actually an increase in Ukrainian troops due to the mobilisation of 8 new battalions being prepared for the counter offensive, ukraine has a surplus of divisions in reality with not enough equipment for all of them.

[memento]

It's scary when Russia mobilize because you know it will end up with huge casualties on both sides

[soen]

Could you mark biggest city? I think this will help understand key points

[Darkseidsolosfiction]

Russian bots are more fearless in comment sections than in the Frontlines lmao

[zetconzee]

Russian losses according to Ukrainian intelligence:
1.500.000 soldiers
2.300.500 imperial stormtroopers
7.600.000 imperial guards
12.000.000 planetary defense militias
9.000 tanks
12.000AT-AT
24.500 AT-RT
1, 000 "Baneblade" super-heavy tanks
50 Emperor class titans
80.000 TIE fighters
25.000 TIE interceptors
78 Imperial I-class Star Destroyer
23 Imperial II-class Star Destroyer
9 Executor-class Super Star Destroyer
3 Death Stars

[OverZerg]

Looks ok at the beginning, but most of the video not moving at all - consider to speed up things at those points, also it should be more visible when territory moving, maybe even with floating text of what actually happened, otherwise with long periods of map inactivity it easy to miss at all.

[Winner]

The numbers are completely made up and distracting. AFAIK Ukraine now has approx 500-700 thousand armed forces personnel, while Russia has some 300-500 thousand deployed in Ukraine. These are rough estimates, the real numbers are unknown.

[tabletgenesis]

0:33 to 7:50 Seeing from territory it didn't change much

[mygoodchannel]

I don't want to seem suffocating, but Ukraine has at least 2 times more troops than was showed

[pahtar]

I understand the Ukrainians have a couple divisions of troops about to enter the fight. Do this video again at the end of June and watch the numbers change.

[ejtattersall]

Di anyone notice that the Russians never once built up the troop strength they needed for a serious invasion bid? The invaders are supposed to be three times the defenders.

[somamaczko]

At this pace Ukraine will fall in about 555 years 😂