NUCLEAR MISSILE Explodes in Putin's Face - FULL EPISODE

00:00:00 - Russia's NUCLEAR MISSILE Explodes in Putin's Face
00:21:29 - Retired U.S. General Explains Why Putin's Military Is Crumbling
00:42:04 - Shocking Truth Behind Russia's Weapons Industry COLLAPSE
01:08:13 - F-16 Combat Missions in Ukraine Are a Major Success!
01:30:43 - CIVIL WAR is Brewing Inside Russia
01:54:31 - SHOCKING Statistics on Russian Losses in Ukraine War Revealed
02:25:36 - THIS Is the Reason Why Russia Will Run Out of ALL WEAPONS
02:49:20 - Why the Tide of War Is Suddenly Turning in Ukraine’s Favor

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[TheChromeRonin]

In 2019, it was assumed Russia had the second best army in the world. By 2023 it was obvious that they had only the second best army in Ukraine. August 2024 then demonstrated they actually only had the second best army in Russia, especially now as they are reinforcing with North Koreans

[rayparnellbsnrn]

As a Soviet citizen once told me: “They pretend to pay us and we pretend to work”.
Kinda hints at part of the problem.

[FromThentoNow]

"Weapon of mass embarrassment" 😂

[michaelnaretto]

Russian missiles going rogue. Chinese missiles full of water and not fuel. It seems the scary nuclear armed bad guys aren't so scary after all...

[ficialintelligence]

(0:33) "Making one wonder if even the missile has had enough of Putin's leadership." That was *savage!*

[FromThentoNow]

The Soviets lied excessively about their capability during the cold war. History seems to rhyme.

[davidsnyder]

Damn, I love this. It is concise to the point. Thank you very much.

[Tom-zyke]

We shouldn't gloat when talking about ICBMs, so the test failed, but so too did the last Royal Navy test of a "proven" Trident 2 missile for the second time in Feb 2024 when the first stage failed to ignite. The Trident uses solid fuel and tests were done at sea so the thing didn't blow up but there's no room for gloating or complacency on either side.

[lyrapsi]

This would be the right time for Yulia Navalnaya to approach Zelenski, then address the Russians living outside of Russia and fighting inside the Ukraine army as a call for a rebel army to form under her command to take Russia back from Putin and work as an alternate force. She would be protected by Zelenski, and he could help her organize her resistance army and coordinate with forces inside of Russia to take down the Putin regeme.

[danielrawlins]

It is that same underestimation of Ukraine's ability and motivation to stand up to Russia that has Putin where he is today. It's obvious that Ukraine is learning fast.

[donaldphillips]

In a few words Russia can’t win for losing. Now that’s a dilemma!!!

[NPC]

So at this date it’s been reported that Russia has recruited 11, 000 North Korean soldiers.

[clivewells]

I just have to congratulate the channel for giving us the funniest 'Special Military Operation(s)' update I've ever heard. He may be tipping over one legged jugglers on bouncy balls but even if the material writes itself, someone still has to say it in a semi serious way. Cheers!

[paulmurgatroyd]

You just knew that something so complex, and so rarely ever tested, was going to suffer from lack of servicing and maintenance.

[standubaj]

Putin better stay away from any open windows

[Stalkerrob]

the more i watch the more i realize that the age of the tank is over.

[wb]

All their weapon investments ended up in luxury yachts…

[dennisboisvert]

It's not about how many bombs or missiles you have; it's about how many Delivery Systems you have.
United States has 14 ballistic missile submarines 53 fast attack submarines For guided missile submarines
Russia has 11 ballistic missile submarines 9 cruise missile submarines 17 Attack submarines
I'm only referencing the nuclear powered submarines.

[casey]

If Russia actually lost 18, 000 soldiers in the southern Ukraine to desertion in April it would put crippling pressure on the leadership to find replacements and then integrate them into an effective fighting unit. And is that number included in Russian casualties or is it in addition to casualties.
At that rate what would be the estimated timeline for a full russian army failure?

[cAup]

Considering Ukraine has destroyed black sea fleet without its own navy, advanced fpv drone warfare 10 fold, that alone has wiped the smirk off Pupins face😮😅