Issues with the Ukrainian Offensive - Russian Invasion DOCUMENTARY

Video: Leif Sick
Script: Turgut Gambar.
Narration: Officially Devin

00:00 - Intro
02:44 - Zaporizhia Front
08:33 - Ukraine's New Tactic
12:00 - Kherson Front
14:28 - Bakhmut Section
18:28 - Russian Offensive on the North Luhansk Front
19:34 - Conclusion

#Documentary #RussianInvasion #Ukraine

[Warm_Pancakes]

Not having air superiority is making this counter offensive 100x more brutal.

[s.v.o.]

The speed at which you crank these highly qualitative and important videos out is mindboggling!

[EmperorEdu]

I was always bewildered as people thought Ukraine would just wipe the floor with the Russian army, thats illogical and outright dumb, drawing arrows on a map doesnt mean anything, stop being overconfident and over optmistic and get real, it just make pro-Ukraine look like fools when such things dont happen.

[Karim-fozl]

4 months later. The counteroffensive has officially failed.

[andreytolmachev]

Russian forces exhausted by Ukrainian offensive))) What about Ukrainian forces exhausted by Russian defense?

[Numba]

Attacking against a heavily fortified opponent is slow and brutal by definition. Neither side is likely going to have many big "wins" in the immediate future. For the sake of the everyday people, hopefully the war will not last too much longer. Thank you guys for another update video.
God be with you out there everybody. ✝️

[quiahjohnson]

If everybody during the winter was like watch out the Ukrainians are going to do the spring, summer offensive. Don’t you think the Russians weren’t gonna prepare for it and create defensive networks? I don’t know but it seems arrogant to think the Russians won’t do anything.

Just my two cents.

[CheckYourLeaderTV]

The idea that the “Russians will experience manpower issues” whilst ignoring the Ukrainian manpower issues is naive

[sanher]

Kozachi Laheri is a very interesting position because it's difficult to defend since it has the Oleshky desert behind it giving it only two supply lines. This is the reason why Ukraine is targeting it, its a weak spot for the Russians along the Kherson front

[trevorthai]

I bet the next episode is going to focus on Prigozhin’s death 💀

[ChristianThePagan]

I know it’s fun to lampoon the German army but bypassing minefields that insane really is the only thing you can do, unless you are willing to take heavy losses clearing the minefield in a (more or less) frontal assault. Until the invention of teleportation those will remain your only two options.

[anthonyng]

Each and every one of your videos are immaculately narrated and presented with the perfect supporting animations. Thank you for another awesome mini documentary!

[dylandarnell]

I like the "recent developments" annotation box - it seems like a smart way to add more up-to-date information even after recording has wrapped.

[gl]

U always repeat that Russian army is getting exhausted, but so is Ukraine army ?

[DutchSkeptic]

A much-needed nuanced explanation of what's going. Thanks!

[samuelmargueret]

There is only one main problem for ukrainian army, the mines the problem is that every armored vehicle can be destroyed by a mine and when you see the numbers of mines russian have placed ... it's almost impossible to advance without damage, and don't forget anti personnel mines combined.... so it's very tough situation for them love your video as always, got my full support

[ΣΤΕΡΓΙΟΣΚΟΣΜΙΔΗΣ]

It's nice watching a military conflict from a very far distance.

[qguan]

"Several tanks" is a really generous description.

[BOIZADAS]

Thank you for not sugar coatting things, big ups for you all!

[georgepatton]

Considering fighting against heavily entrenched opponents, no matter how weak or untrained they are, is a cast iron mother fker hard task, so it make sense to adopt a patient strategy, not to mention Ukraine is heavily dependent on Western supplies, hence they cant be wasteful with their equipments