How Ukraine HUMILIATED Russian Navy

In a stunning turn of events, Ukraine has proven that Russian ships aren't even safe when they're on land. Check out how Ukraine checkmated the Russian Navy with a stunning defeat that embarrassed Russia in front of the entire world.

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[bixbysnyder-]

"589 days into my 3 day war, I am still master strategist."
-Vladimir Putin

[JustSomeGuyWhoisLost]

*Ukraine attacks Russia while building warships*
Russia: you're not supposed to attack your enemy while powering up.

[reikolupus]

Ukraine: "You want to attack us by the sea?! We'll show you who has the best navy!"
Russia: "You don't even HAVE a navy."
Ukraine: "I know. And neither do you." - Presses the Missile Launch button -

[captlazer]

How to play Russian Battleship: 1) Take your ships, light them 2) Flush the burnt plastic pieces down the toilet. 3) Claim no losses.

[SirBedevereTheWise]

Russian saying: in Russia you have 2 allies, the army and the navy. 🧐🤔
Says a lot about that saying 🤦🏼‍♂️🤷🏼‍♂️

[OnTheJayLo]

The shade this dude is throwing at russia is crazy 💀

[corn]

Putin, making the debacle against Japan no longer the most inept Russian naval failure

[kingnaga]

The crazy part is the Black Sea Fleet isn’t just the standard Russian navy either, it’s THE BEST portion of their navy. It is THE CROWN JEWEL of their navy.

[xShawnx]

Lol, love the sarcasm! "Permanently promoted to submarine" 😂

[xniorvox]

Ukraine doesn't need the fleet to demolish Russian fleet – but what if I told you that Russia doesn't even need an enemy to demolish their fleet themselves? Well, then check out the story of Admiral Kuznetsov, the one and only aircraft carrier in Russian Navy, allowing the empire to project its military power on seas and oceans. It seems like a ready script for a "Carry on" comedy – after a mission in Syria, when the vessel was widely mocked by the world as being fueled by old tyres, it was placed in Russian maintenance shipyard. The shipyard didn't have its own power generator and the floating dock sank because of the blackout in the city power station. The port crane has also fallen on the air deck, damaging it badly. After the resurfacing of the ship, it turned out that someone has pilfered gold and platinum elements from its electronics, because Russia's security forces were not smart enough to put a guard next to country's only aircraft carrier. Anyway, in the end comes the cherry on the cake of Russian uselessness: the repair crew were called to Kuznetsov and the welders have caused the major fire onboard, because Health and Safety rules are for capitalist pigs.

[Ofasia]

How to lose: "Just be Russian".

[NoelleIsTheGeoArchon]

Ukraine: "It's our fault it sunk."
Russia: "It's our fault it sunk."
Putin: "Should I be happy for either?"

[MudVenturesOff-Road]

9:39 The most logical reason for the S-400 going down was not from a landing party. It was because drones attacked the S-400s radar systems, and it couldn't see something moving so slow and small. Once the radar was knocked out, the Neptune missiles destroyed the rest of the site. Opening up an attack on the Submarine and landing ships in Crimea using the storm shadow missiles.

[XGenKaneShiroX]

There are two things I’m extremely surprised by. One is that Russia, despite being one of the strongest military forces in the entire world, according to the global firepower website, is struggling against a much smaller and weaker country. Two, Ukraine, as I often hear about, doesn’t have a navy despite bordering the Black Sea and Azov Sea.

[FWtravels]

The lesson here is NEVER give up nuclear weapons. Ukraine used to have nukes but they gave them back to Russia in exchange for security guarantees.

[ColdDrone]

I love the timing of this video. For all the crazy stuff that's happened. This video doesn't even talk about the most recent development that it's entirely possible that the black sea naval commander just got killed. There's a very good chance right now that the Russian commander of their navy is KIA.

[alexanderscalzo]

Ukraine’s offensive may be slow rn but it doesn’t mean they’re losing! They’re still winning but if u want to make sure they make it to victory we need patience and give em all the weapons they need to weaken Putin!!!

[SuperKertiz]

I love how the Ukraine/Russia war videos are rife with back handed comments about Russia. They're so funny! Also, the background music matches very well to the mood of the video. Props to whomever picked it out.

[muadhib]

The russian navy has been humiliating itself since at least the Russia-Japan war and the battle of Tsushima

[AcceptYourDeath]

Being humiliated is just a continuation of russias navy tradition. Anything else would have been a even bigger surprise and very out of character.