Ukraine is Winning War AGAIN

🇺🇦 Ukraine's resilience shines through as the war enters its third year, marking a series of stunning victories against Russia's relentless aggression. Despite facing brutal missile and drone attacks in early 2024, Ukraine has shown remarkable courage and strategy to turn the tide of the conflict. But how has Ukraine managed to defy the odds and start winning again? And can this momentum continue toward a definitive victory? Join us as we delve into the crucial factors behind Ukraine's successes, including unexpected missteps by Russia itself. From recapturing key territories to groundbreaking attacks on Russian infrastructure, we'll explore how Ukraine's strategic brilliance and Western military aid are shaping the battlefield. 💪✨

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[blakOrkk]

The rule of not allowing Ukraine to defend beyond own borders has caused needless casualities, absolutely insane...

[mr.lockwood]

Russian here. Shoigu isn't "experienced military officer". He is a pretty good PR manager. He never served in military, and he was specifically chosen because he is from ethnic minority. Putin believes that army wouldn't follow Shoigu into coup against Putin, because they don't respect a civilian in the place of Defence Minister and the one who is not ethnic Russian. Dictators in Russia historically undermined their Defence Minister in order to prevent coups.

[finnish_history]

1939: snow speaks finnish
1975: trees speaks vietnamese
2022: sunflowers speak ukrainian

[mikejongray]

Ukraine is really fighting a war with one hand tied behind their back

[AntonKarpuzikov]

We Ukrainians are so thankful for all support. Me personally as my home town is now 30km from the frontline

[blackwolf-sfdy]

Not sure who is really winning. But we know the Ukraine navy has beat the russian navy.

[karanchandra]

Winning PR war is important and Ukraine is winning it on internet.

[BauNRD]

This whole channel nearly always tells me exsactly what I want to hear regarding this conflict.

That is usually a bad sign.

[JCShadow]

How to lose a War: A novel by Vladimir Putin

*Chapter 8: Losing your navy to a country with no Navy*

[thomasstephens]

The Russian Navy has been beaten by the Kyiv Municipal Model Airplane Club.

[MacedonianChristian]

How much videos do you want about ukraine winning?

Him: yes

[rloduwick]

we Australians needs to help step up again the Aussie government needs to send more bushmasters and hawkeis

[EduardQualls]

We cannot let the discussion get bogged down in asking whether Ukraine _can_ win, but be determined in the conviction and realization that *Ukraine **_must_** win.*

[vzig]

Shoigu was never in the military. The rank was bestowed on him by virtue of his position.

[AggressiveSpaghetti]

All of this just prooves that cold war disarming was dumb as hell. Was bold of us to assume people WON'T start wars for no reason

[MrJoselewis]

"Ukraine is Winning War AGAIN" how many times have I heard this...

[_BiggKuntry]

I would DEFINITELY want Ukraine as an ally before Russia!
The Ukrainian's have shown how strong and brave they truly are while Russia just looks weak and feeble!

[swordmonkey]

The "Meatgrinder" strategy is how the Russians/Soviets repelled the Germans so they think it's the foundation of their military tactics. Problem is, soldiers are a finite resource.

[tayzonday]

What role is western satellite intelligence playing for Ukraine on the battlefield?

[thegadphly]

Materiel is NOT the truly deciding factor. In Vietnam, the US gave HUGE resources to the South Vietnamese government, and they did NOT use it well. They did not have the resolve of their people or military to use the weapons. They ran. The Koreans did the same in the 50's, Ukraine has resisted. The people did it. Weapons were key yes, but he peopl0e did it.