Russia's Massive Naval Problem - COMPILATION

00:20:16 - Why ALL Russian Weapons Are a FAILURE
00:38:53 - Why Russia's Navy SUCKS
00:58:19 - Analyzing Russia's Massive Failures in its Invasion of Ukraine
01:21:27 - How Looting Ruined the Russian Army
01:42:27 - Why Russia is Running out of Airplanes
02:04:08 - Ukraine’s New Battlefield Trick is Costing Russia MILLIONS
02:23:33 - Russia's Massive Drone Problem
02:43:46 - Putin’s New Major Problem for Russian Military Revealed (Fighter Jets Edition)
02:57:15 - How Putin is Killing Ethnic Minorities

[BazingaTing]

Russia thinking its a big player ...it is inside of Russia, but on the world stage its nothing special . They need to get rid of PooTin and chill out 👍👍

[mr]

i was having trouble sleeping, but this video fixed that 😭

[jimvonkropsberg]

Russian forces have been always extremely brutal throughout history but always extremely inept too.🎉

[nihil-baxter]

well, the planes became ships, the ships became submarines and the submarines became... you get it

[braider]

Russia’s one rusted out aircraft carrier is done.

The US invented nuclear powered aircraft carrier, 1, 100+ foot Enterprise (launched in 1960). These are super aircraft carriers.

The US also invented nuclear powered submarine, USS Nautilus launched in 1954.

[nikolaslarson]

The Russian fleet always was inept. A series of Tsushimas one after the other. Russians and water, not so good, Russians and Vodka, much better...

[johnhelms]

Russia's navy is falling apart and now they can't even buy American duct tape to hold it together

[BusterNoggins]

Even before the Ukraine war Russias Navy was a bunch of rust buckets.

[davidlloyd]

You can't run machinery in a war without wearing it out very fast... They aren't going to be replacing it.

Don't forget the only reason the Soviet Union/Russians were seen as powerful was because the US military industrial complex and the three letter clown show depended on the threat to grow their funding.

[anthonywilson]

Actually one of their submarines has been destroyed it was in dry dock and got hit and totally wrecked by a Storm Shadow missile alongside a Landing Ship. The Rostov-On-Don and the Minsk. The Dry Dock is unusable and a fixed target without maintenance ships have to go elsewhere and join the queue.

[le.dechaine]

Russia's position reminds me of my childhood when I used to do Big Wheel in my garden, thinking I was king of the world!

As long as they're in their own world... they're the best in the world!

[UnderThreatNationNews.]

If it a military resource, it's should be fair game

[alanmcmillan]

Thank you for this realistic view on the condition of the russian navy.

[JoanEhly-ff]

As a soldier of the Cold War, my first feelings were of joy on this news. However as an old man, I realize this will have dangerous implications for the world.

[warwarneverchanges]

When your stealing road cameras in neighbouring nations to make drones its bad.

[dariusweisz]

holy shit i thought this is a short video now I see its 3 hours xD

[Shykovart]

7:42 really? You showing that after USSR collapse Crimea was a part of ruzzia. Interesting. In which parallel universe?

[Piden-lb]

We always hear Russia is running out of this and that. But they are still there.

[wyattbaldwin]

Lots old rusty soviet ships cannot bring back to service.