Hunting Russians With Russian Weapons

Ukraine isn’t just defending itself—it’s turning Russia’s own weapons against them. From abandoned tanks to scavenged ammo, Ukraine is using the very tools meant to crush them to humiliate Russian forces. With ingenuity and clever tactics, they’ve turned salvaged equipment into powerful weapons, proving Russia’s so-called superior arsenal performs better in Ukrainian hands.

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[FromThentoNow]

The Ukrainians are such good neighbors. They find these expensive munitions that the Russians have carelessly lost, and they return it to the rightful owner without expecting anything in return. Nice folks.

[zippyspeedmonkey]

I honestly wouldn’t be surprised if Russia hasn’t already lost a million soldiers by now. We’ll get the true number probably 10 years after the conflict ends and theRussian families of the deceased start comparing notes.

[dbsm]

Training, that’s the most important combat equipment

[Klartext]

No wonder, because Ukraine was the weapons factory of the USSR! All tanks of the USSR, i.e. Russia, were developed in Ukraine!

[final.battle_]

The Ukrainians are such considerate neighbors. They stumble upon these expensive munitions that the Russians carelessly leave behind and kindly return them to their rightful owner—no strings attached. Truly generous folks!

[Studenthj-mm]

Ukrainian fello here. We don't use mavic like pictured on 8:30 as a kamekadze it's to pricey, we uses "home made fpv drones" its cheaper and they a way more maneuver

[davidnikolaisen]

They need boots and Poland is ready, Sweden is ready, Finland is ready, Denmark is ready, France is ready, Norway is ready, Germany is ready, The Netherlands is ready, The UK is ready, Latvia is ready, Spain is ready, Bulgaria, Moldova, Romania, Austria, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Lithuania, Greece. None of these countries has sent any troops other than volunteers into Russia. Putin doesn't have a chance if Europe stands united. Ukraine will not forget those that stood with them against Putin in battle.

[RodgerHammond-zl]

Most people forget that Ukraine had a lot of nuclear weapons and the US signed a treaty to protect them from Russia if they would give up the nuclear weapons and Russia attacked them later! So why is there no US troops in Ukraine protecting them like we promised to do in the treaty? Ukraine should have never given up it's nuclear weapons!

[thedeaddonkey]

While ukraine is doing well for what it is, they struggle aswell. West is helping them not to lose right now, but thanks to politics, not enough to actually win.

[jtfdan]

Russia...Ukraine's largest weapons and ammo supplier!

[everette]

I served in the Dutch army. We never had Russian tanks in use nor had any for evaluation purposes.
We had German leopards US mobile artillery, French AMX artillery, M113 APC, M113 recon with Swiss oerlikon 20mm cannon.

[joewoodchuck]

Russia lost the war a long time ago. If they ever could have defeated Ukraine at all they would have done so in the beginning when they were much stronger than now.
Putin only keeps fighting to avoid the (inevitable) humiliation of withdrawal. That strategy is costing both countries too many lives and excess destruction.

[Studenthj-mm]

russia is still second at the supporting Ukraine with weapons

[drunkenfinnpeltsi]

At the end of winter war Finland had more weapons than the begining of the war.

[thomaswakefield]

Lol, Russia has already lost over a million soldiers. They lost 500k in 2022 alone. Since then, they've lost 250k in the Donbass region 180k in the Kherson region and another 300k in the Karkiv region. This is ground combat troops. it doesn't include the 10k Russian navy personnel

[brianbirtcher]

Russia just wiped out their High valued missile systems

[QuiteSpiffing]

I don't know where this idea comes from that the Dutch donated T-72's. We've never fielded them or had them.
We've donated money which Ukraine is allowed to spend on getting them, but we sure as can be never donated any old Soviet hardware ourselves.

[edboren]

Russian conscripts are inept with out any training in how to use their equipment.

[User-x-fkks]

The T 90M is still not officially exported, but it was imported to Ukraine together with the Russian invaders

[jul]

I wonder who exactly is trying to coin "explosive decapitation", but I have never heard that except on this channel. The whole entire rest of the world calls it a "turret toss."