DEEP INTEL About Russia's Military COLLAPSE

Putin’s war in Ukraine has backfired spectacularly. In this video, we expose the unraveling of Russia’s military and economy, from soldiers deserting and sabotaging missions to Soviet-era tanks running out. With over 640,000 troops lost and morale in freefall, Putin’s strategy of overwhelming Ukraine through sheer manpower is crumbling. Meanwhile, economic woes—skyrocketing inflation, labor shortages, and dwindling oil revenues—paint a grim future for Russia. Dive into the chaos Putin created.

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[venomousbook]

the irony is that he wants to reinstate the soviet union, yet all he's doing is showing us an abridged version of why it collapsed

[xFlow]

Russia has no intention to pay all that money to it soilders. Don't need to pay if you're dead

[Paul-zfob]

I just heard several phone calls intercepted from several Russian soldiers! They claim everyone is dying, 97% of injured soldiers are put back into the battles, no ammunition, thrown into meat grinder battles, poor food. One asked his wife what is the Russian press saying? She said they are claiming huge gains, winning all the battles! He got angry when she said that and explained to his wife none of their claims are true! Another said that Russia doesn’t even collect their dead soldiers. He said they blow them up to claim they are missing so they don’t have to pay family death benefits!

[mollyg]

What a terrible waste of lives, destroyed families, vast amounts of cash wasted, corruption, lies about payments,

[steve]

It amazes me that one man can literally be in charge of killing millions of ppl, all while he stole hundreds of billions. Ah humanity, you are the worst animal on this planet and it’s not close

[bensom-ndoy]

I'm very happy that the T14 Armata turned out to be a total dud and not a real life Apocalypse tank like Putin hoped.

[rustypwnismo]

What happens to Russia after the war is over. Returning soldiers with PTSD, bitterness towards Putin and the gov't.

[hiramwright]

If people don’t have a reason to be loyal to you, they’re not going to be loyal. This is a lesson. Putin is learning the hard way.

[d.lindsey]

A retired Russian man said in an interview that he can barely afford to buy a loaf of bread for the week. As for butter, forget about that, if he already had bread, he couldn't possibly afford a pound of butter.

[celestesenters]

The Russian army hit a new record today with the most losses in a day at 2030!
Slava Ukraine !

[rumaroastro]

The mileage you've gotten out of the clip of the tank that fell off the bridge is truly outstanding lol I watch almost every video you make on Ukraine.

[raishaferreira]

God bless Ukraine families and volunteers 💙 💛

[Inspectergadget]

Thank you for an excellent video. Well researched and presented. Let's hope that the Ukrainians get their country back.

[braider]

If everything was going according to plan, Putin wouldn’t go begging North Korea or have constant nuclear threats.

Russia is on the ropes.

Ukraine and Allies need to keep up the pressure.

[mandlin]

What the hell is putin thinking though, this whole thing has been so pointless and hurt so many people. Not least Russia itself! What the fuck does Russia need more land for its massive, just stop, so stupid!!!

[anneaylmer]

A dictator, widow and orphan maker!! The people should be allowed to see what is really happening. Do they not realise they are killing their own???

[Marie-hwfx]

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and his government have played a crucial role in uniting the country and maintaining morale, both within Ukraine and internationally. His communication efforts have fostered a strong sense of solidarity and resilience, inspiring both citizens and allies to stand firm in the face of adversity. He was an excellent choise, it turned out to be.

[ianmorris]

So expecting an older population to produce more babies is ridiculous. Aside from it is 18 years plus before there would be any sizeable increase in military age men, it fails to understand the declining fertility rates and other factors. If they continue losing 1, 000 + men per day in the war, the potential disparity between the numbers of men and women in Russia will widen considerably for instance. That would be 365, 000 plus per year or 6, 570, 000 over 18 years taking it to a ridiculous conclusion.

[ronthered]

I remember at the start of the war, being absolutely shocked that the RuZZian tank columns had lots of armoured personnel carriers, BUT NO INFANTRY SCREENING THEM IN BUILT-UP AREAS! I was a tanker, and the thought of built-up areas always gave me the willies. Without infantry covering us, there was no way to survive in a town or village. Now I know that manpower was short. The logical answer would be to not invade without proper levels of infantry.

Looks good on ya, numbnuts Pootin.

[mochi_br]

People were saying Putin would be horrible if left unchecked, what a mess.