Russian Defenses COLLAPSE In Kursk, HUGE FIRES In Moscow | Breaking News With The Enforcer

Russian defenses have collapsed in Kursk near Kromskie Bykie, with Ukrainian forces advancing forward, and capturing a coveted T-90M in the process. Large amounts of prisoners were taken, with the path cleared towards Lgov. Massive fires began to break out throughout Moscow, possibly Ukrainian special forces or partisans creating Chaos in the Capitol city. A Russian TU-22M3 bomber broke up over Irkutsk, once again highlighting the ailing condition of Russia's bomber fleet. Belarus threatens Nuclear War if any invasion was to happen into their country, then pleading for peace in the Ukraine war.

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[ObamaoZedong]

USA: capable of deploying troops anywhere in the world in 24 hours
Russia: incapable of deploying troops within its own borders for two weeks

[lucasdonahue]

The soldiers surrendering probably also know that Ukraine will treat them better than Russia did.

[jimmydean]

Couldn’t have happened to a shittier military dictatorship.

[AngrySpartan]

The conscripts could be considered brave for not fighting. They don't believe in what they are fighting for, so better to give up than die.

[d.l.d.l.]

Word is getting around Russia that if you surrender you’ll be treated well. Mothers are telling their sons to surrender.
🇺🇦 Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦. ✌🏼

[pickle_soup]

Don’t call that tank crew cowards, maybe they didn’t want to die or kill for Putin. If you ask me, they are decent human beings.

[DB-stuff]

My country, uk, must remove any restrictions on how weapons we provide Ukraine are used, as should others

[grumpyoldsodinacellar]

Lukashenko just found out his nuclear weapons are just empty shells 😂😂😂

[henryford]

"peacefully solution"
Putin withdraws all forces from Ukraine back to '91 borders. It's not that complicated....

[angrydoggy]

Russian troops are really good at running away if there’s no blocking units behind them.
But I can’t really blame those conscripts for just giving up. They got hardly any training, no decent leadership, probably little to no awareness of the battlefield and they are up against highly skilled troops.

[oculosprudentium]

I found it extremely hilarious as the Ukraine soldiers are posting comments on Google maps regarding the businesses and restaurants in the towns that they have captured from Russians.

[cerberus]

When it comes to a reason as to why Russian military aviation consistently falls from the sky, incompetence on their own behalf is their go-to explanation. I can't wrap my head around how that would be just fine amongst the population, while also considering themselves so powerful militarily. One would think they'd have figured it out by now.

[kenboyle]

No way would Putin allow Lukachenko full control of any nuclear weapons!!!

[FrederickPalka]

Similar to WW2, Lukashenko is nothing but a Mussolini to Russia's Hitler (Poohtin) 😂

[Evermoregreen]

The Russians experience in this war has predominantly attacking or defending fixed positions. It will be interesting to see how they manage to stop a dynamic onslaught. With every passing day they will need more military support.

[zephyr]

“It’s not fair, Ukraine is using foreign weapons!” says Russia while using foreign weapons.

It’s just Putin’s bad luck that Ukraine’s foreign weapons are better.

[brulsmurf]

The conscripts they capture are extremely important. Russian moms might actually protest in the streets to get these guys back.

[xxDrain]

And at the end of all this, Russians will just sing another somber song and elect the next tyrant.
Stop the tyranny? No no, that's ridiculous.

[timkline]

Russia needs to stop letting their pilots smoke in planes

[Draconisrex]

It would be very easy to stop the fight. Four-step process: Russia withdraws from Ukraine, which includes Crimea. NATO troops occupy the formerly held territory so if Russia renegs, they attack NATO which would be war. Russia pays reparations. THEN Ukraine withdraws from Russia.