BREAKING: Ukrainian Forces WITHDRAW From Krynky!

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[randyviviani]

Same story we are winning by going backwards.

[slimabd]

😂😂😂😂😂 Krynky is no longer strategically important

[Wack]

Why no strategic value? I swear I’ve heard multiple folks possibly including you, saying Krynky is really important

[EzekielDeLaCroix]

Meanwhile, Reporting from Ukraine: 'Unfortunately for Russians, Ukrainians left Krynky.'

[MrBeagleblue]

Hey Snow drop why don`t you tell your viewers you were only an MP a glorified traffic cop and not really a combat veteran.

[MADVILLAIN]

Ukraine is losing but the only thing to know is how much it will lose

[karimroufaou]

I thought Russia is the one using "meat waves"😂😂😂

[ЕвгенийКоролев-шр]

According to the Ukrainian Armed Forces, 268 bodies of dead Ukrainian soldiers were able to be taken out of the Crinok, 778 are missing ( drowned, burned, torn to pieces . These are only military personnel of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, not taking into account other military ( SO forces, alarm bells and others ) In Krinkie, one large grave was built for Ukrainians.

[henryraymond]

You all never admit Ukraine is being humiliated. This is what defeat looks like

[princejustinanku]

This is criminal!! Officers must answer for this!! RIP to the fallen Marines.

[OleDiaBole]

Russians had a tough time in Krinky with solid ground, supplies and torent of artilery behind them.... Mhmmm, okay.
How many cauldrons from wich Ukrainians dominate will we see in this parody?

[larsbkurin]

They kicked out the general who was in charge (Sodol). A lot happens behind the scenes in the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

[Ульф-щч]

Remember. Russuan forces loose battles and run and retreat. Ukies withdraw from no longer value position

[markomicovic]

It was just one costly mistake that took months.

[andrescarmona]

What a dissaster for ukraine. So many soldiers lost there for nothing.

[namename-qbxe]

There withdrawing all over the place, every day loosing at least 5 small cities and towns.

[MarkfrmCanada]

Wait, they just pulled back now? I assumed that battle must have ended months ago.

[Lord_Stonepaw]

Krynky was always about forcing russia to keep men and material there, instead of the where russia needed them most. I would suggest you look out how much material and men russia lost attacking that area. It might change your perspective. They left because 1/2 of drone operators left to defend Kharkiv and the marines needed to refit.

[haraldhardrade]

Actually much more soldiers left there as MIA

[pascoett]

It was a foolish display of Instagram-warfare, that cost too many good fighters. You have to punch through a weak spot with Your troops and keep going if a big river divides your main line from this attack group. War is logistics and already deprived from a full arsenal, don’t overstretch the line of supply. During all those months, Ukraine was on the backfoot on three fronts with a full brigade committed to no man’s land. Ukraine wants to tell good stories in order to get NATO to help them, it’s understandable but likewise futile. They now severely lack bodies because the next generation might much less want to wage war when the women live now a great spoiled life in Western Europe. The best strategy is still the Wellingtonian way: position well, let them attack and make small counterattacks when needed. Ask for additional help, funding and be nice to Your allies.