How Russia Was HUMILIATED in Ukraine War

🌍 The battlefield rumbles as the T-90 tank rolls across the former Ukrainian border, Russian soldiers casually perched on top. Amidst a tense yet relaxed atmosphere, they are unaware of the drone hovering above, ready to strike. In a matter of seconds, millions of dollars and lives are lost, showing how warfare has evolved with drones, AI, and new tech. Join us as we dive into the future of conflict! 🚀

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[johnb]

AI's surprisingly good at rendering their signal jamming protection useless. The fpv drone simply continues it's work on its own even when there's no communication with the drone anymore.

[ajov]

I really don't like you said about Zelenzky how he use Social media to be "liked". Man in real life is Brave no need for Social media.

[philipb]

The narration proposes that aerial reconnaissance began in 1911; however, balloons had been frequently used for just such a purpose during the US Civil War, almost half a century earlier.

[flyboya]

This war in Ukraine clearly shows the differences in training and professionalism between similar people....also their resilience and will

[Berathan-dnd]

The most unbelievable part of that intro scenario was that there was an Armata anywhere near the front line.

[philipb]

Crimea is occupied by Russia; under international Law, Crimea remains Ukrainian sovereign territory.

[TheHomeDesigner]

Not how Russia WAS humiliated by Ukraine, but rather how Russia IS being humiliated by Ukraine.

[rudyardganuelas]

Russia is the 11th biggest GDP but only the 65th GDP per capita. Add the multiple sanctions and those companies decided it wasn’t worth the trouble to keep trading in russia.

[gmajoh]

If the title wasn’t so over the top, this would have been one of the better videos that got posted in the recent past

[jim]

"Everything is going according to plan." Right, Vlade. Got it.

[marcoeugenio]

We haven't this since Russia lost the Soviet-Afghan War and The First Chechen War.

[jimlocodo]

Your copy says 4.5M whereas your speaker says 7M for the tank.

[cagedfecalfightdeathmatch]

Once again, Putin is visibly upset. He sorely misses the feeling of orange make up, sliding down his inner thighs.

[FLJBeliever]

Nope, your opening is spot on for referencing the First World War.

Why?

Because the same thing happened. New technologies changed how war was fought, altering it in ways that 100 years later, the combatants wouldn't even know what to do. Which also means that after the Russo-Ukrainian War is over, there will be yet new technologies that will continue to change warfare.

At least on the upside of things, the US Army has been vindicated in getting the M7 Combat Rifle, M250 Light Machine Gun, and the M10 Booker.

It's clear from combat footage that both sides are firing far less than what was previously expected. Often in Semi-Automatic unless they are spraying a location and even then, it's predominately burst fire. Even up close, they are not firing at the previously predicted rates of fire. But with the new 6.8mmx51mm Rounds in their various subtypes, where it might take two or three 5.56 NATO or 5.45 Russian, there will only be one bullet. The tradeoff of losing 70 rounds is the gaining of being able to do more damage with the fewer rounds.

Plus, there is a new casing that is under development that would both significantly reduce the weight of ammunition and decrease the thermal build up inside of weapons. Testing has already been very promising and once it has been accepted, the lost ammunition will be available again. Bonus, the thermal reduction in the heat signature of a weapon will help hide soldiers better on the battlefield making even Drones have to search harder for them.

The M10 Booker is appearing at the right time. As Ukraine is proving, the Infantry needs something heavier than an IFV, but lighter than a MBT. The M10 Booker would then free up the future M1A3 and current M1A2 for other assignments. Predominately of the Armored Fist variety for both offensive and defensive warfare. It also means the shared load would take the pressure off the Abrams to let it have more time being maintained or go out and do what it does best and that is delete something important.

Meanwhile, the M10 Booker is helping the Infantry and their vehicles get through trouble or going to make trouble.

Drones will definitely fit in. Along with the return of Self-Propelled Air Defense. Namely SHORAD. And still more to come.

Though I can sum up some of it... Tom Clancy: End War. Only on the Regiment to Corps level rather than the Platoon to Battalion level.

[infoscholar]

Is this guy cheap to hire? love his voice, but factual work on this channel is ...subpar, lately.

[NeilMyatt]

Completely misleading title, although interesting content. Clickbait titles get views at the expense of integrity and honesty

[craig]

Putin walks like he got bottom bunk in a prison 😂 Why people keep talking about his pathetic country?

[pal]

Actually aetial reconnassance goes way back ro 1794. Baalloons were used by the French

[darkmatter]

This channel should be renamed the Xoxol Fantasy Show. 😅

[SteveRGash]

Thank you for the high quality, informative video.