Why Russia Will Lose Kaliningrad - COMPILATION

00:00:00 - Why Russia Will Lose Kaliningrad
00:30:59 - Putin Wants Alaska Back!
00:49:23 - How Sweden Joining NATO Destroys PUTIN
01:08:19 - What Will Happen if Russia Collapses
01:27:41 - Putin's “PRIDE” leads to “HUGE” Losses at Avdiivka
01:55:50 - What If the Soviet Union Reunited Today
02:15:35 - Why Russia Isn't Actually Collapsing
02:39:42 - Russia's Top Nuke Targets
02:58:22 - How Poland is Preparing for Full Scale War Against Russia

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[holmavik]

”Sweden has a robust arms industry, despite it’s traditional neutrality”. I would say ”because of it’s traditional neutrality”.

[chrissmith]

I expect them to also lose control over Belarus and some other places

[philAndroa]

buddy, you¨ve been watching too many war games.

[jeffholdorf]

Keep your head up Artur. I too struggle with mental health but your channel is one of my mental diversions. You've grown so much in the time I've watched you. Be safe in Ukraine

[kristiansandsmark]

This tactic is much less viable now as Finland and Sweden has joined NATO. With the new military presence in Gotland, the swedish NAVY and the vast force from Finland, doing a attack like this would not work in the favor of Russia. In 2023, the air force chiefs in Norway, Sweden, Denmark, and Finland signed a letter of intent aiming to operate as one joint air force. Soon they will in total have a 135 F-35s, about 80 Gripen C/D fighters and a diverse arsenal of F-16, F18, and other aircrafts. When it comes to fighter jets quality is way more important than quantity, and currently scandinavia has both.
I see no plausible scenario where Russia would be stupid enough to try this out, but if they did it would not go well for them.

[hvktzcm]

Russia should never had got that land it was because at the time there were very week leaders in America and England it was after Churchill and Roosevelt we should take it back

[trevorsutherland]

This channel is hilarious. Has anyone ever gone back a few years to check the accuracy of its predictions?? It's at zero percent

[AMERICANPATRIOT]

Russia, and their Soviet forebears before them, never legitimately owned Konigsburg (Kaliningrad). In fact, NATO and its allies should take back all lands stolen by Russia in its various wars of aggression against other countries, and give the lands back to their rightful owners.

[thomaskalbfus]

Why does Russia have an anti-NATO strategy? I've often wondered why Russia can't simply have a prosperous trade relationship with her neighbors, why does Russia go in for this Empire building when it is already the largest country in the World? Why are Russians sacrificing their lives to make Russia's territory larger? The should know Europe is one tough nut to crack, Napoleon gave up Louisiana in order to conquer Europe, Louisiana became part of the United States and the United States is in part a superpower because of it, something Napoleon gave up so he could build a temporary empire for France! Putin has Napoleonic Fever and the Russian people are paying for it in blood!

[Wojciech]

Wagner group operating near the Suwałki gap is old news from last year. Morawiecki isn't the PM anymore either.

[hneemann]

Kaliningrad is named Königsberg and is a german region since 1255

[yellowcarpet]

kaliningrad is quaking in its boots after this upload

[kaspernielsen]

No way Russia could ever capture the Suwalki gap..

[FritzMoney]

Suwalki gap is a Ruse.

We've known about this "problem" for decades. If Russia were to do anything they would get wiped out by Western Air superiority.

[terryfox]

This is a compilation of several prior videos. Thank you very much for the large volume of important information that is little discussed elsewhere. I have answers on a very few of the important questions that you present.
First, Konigsberg will be free, whether as an independent state or after annexation by a NATO nation. I would expect this to occur within the next 5 years.
Second, Putin's mobocracy will collapse. Russia may or may not collapse, or more probably either lose some of its territory, or grant some autonomy to some areas. Your suggestion that Prigozhin's Wagner was created to allow for plausible deniability is partially correct. The other reason for the creation of Wagner, was to reward a loyal friend to balance the power and maintain the loyalty of another loyal friend, Shoigu.
Prigzhin is now dead for the "crime" of disloyalty, and it appears that this is the path that loyal "friend" Shoigu is on. Ivanov's arrest for the meritorious act (in Russia) of accepting a small (in Russia) bribe, demonstrates that something is afoot in the Kremlin. By the way, this could be the best chance for peace if Putin, the Dark Lord, goes as the new leader would be free to make a peace that would allow the mobocracy to make a "profit" again.
Third, I believe that Russia's nuclear weapons are largely irrelevant except in the minds of Biden and his advisors. They are worse than useless if used. They are the fastest way to national suicide known to man.
Finally, Russia's territorial future in Asia, may depend on the attitude and beneficence of the Chinese. The Chinese will have the ability to take Yongmingcheng, if they deem it to be prudent.

[ericlarrivee]

The ridiculous looks of the Kremlin , make it look like Disney land .😂

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*Why Königsberg will be liberated from Russia

[jeanmay-millman]

Thank you I didn't know that history . 👍

[StreetDogSteve]

I don't understand how it's supposed to be easy for Russia to fortify this tiny strip and completely separate all these countries. It's so isolated that it should be easy to steamroll through kaliningrad...

[davep]

You should do a video on "Why Europe and NATO will lose everything in the process of defending Ukraine.