What If Ukraine Loses the War to Russia

Disclaimer: This was written before Russian mobilization was announced. The situation in Ukraine is ongoing and we aim to produce the most up-to-date content.

After nearly two months of a stunningly successful counteroffensive, it's almost unthinkable that Ukraine could lose the war. Not only are Ukrainian troops increasingly better equipped than their Russian counterparts, but Russia has been forced to send poorly or even untrained conscripts straight to the front lines, and we already have confirmation of fresh conscripts from Putin's mobilization being killed in Ukraine.

But the war in Ukraine is proving to be a long one, with many experts warning that even with increasing Western support, Ukraine could be in this for the long-haul, a multi-year affair that will expend titanic amounts of blood and equipment on both sides. Victory is far from certain.

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9:31 is when the video actually tells you what happens if the Russians win

[Ebony]

The war didn’t start in 2021/2022
it started in *2014.*

[cozakokotano]

Russia is basically fights NATO not Ukraine.

[boejiden]

Ukraine won’t lose. They have a lot more fight in them than we all thought. Victory might not be certain, but Ukraine will not back down without damaging Russian forces for decades to come.

[Ravtaku]

My Russian neighbor liked the video so much that he broke my window to hear it better

[kirilrotan]

You're forgetting about changing the world's policy on nuclear weapons. In 1994, Ukraine gave up the world's third largest arsenal of nuclear weapons in exchange for guarantees of protection from other nuclear countries. Thus, the defeat of Ukraine will mean the complete collapse of the largest nuclear deal in history, which will undoubtedly lead to a jump in the number of nuclear weapons in other countries. The list of nuclear countries may increase by 3-4 times.

[benmaxwell]

British guy here, this video mentions Brexit but fails to point out that it does not weaken NATO in the slightest, we are still the second largest contributor obviously behind the USA and care deeply about the alliance and our allies, Brexit was more of a domestic political decision (right or wrong being irrelevant here, lets ignore that debate) than an anti NATO or anti western movement.

[kdawg]

Soon we will ask:
russia is a country? 🤷‍♂️

[nematolvajkergetok]

So many delusions here, in the first 30 seconds...

[mrwolfgaming]

"You can trust the western media"

The western media:

[SuikodenGR]

I was actually suprised Ukriane had so many volunteered recruits, they were overmaned and were sent to other areas of defense.

That called Love To Your Country. 😭💖

[videogamehighlights]

Ukraine losing is as likely as my dad coming back with the milk

[supersamuraika]

Fun fact, to build tank you don`t need microchips of highest standart. Russia has all the components for building their own microchips, and they actually do build them. Tank dont need apple`s m2 processor, they need reliable chipset, which they do make. Plus they have China, which can sell them microchips for oil.

[richardsrc]

Brexit wasn't funded by russians 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[TT_ghostofcodm]

I love the videos keep it up I watch your videos every day on my tv

[tangoooooooo]

This is the first time you actually acknowledge the fact that this can happen and probably will

[amazingvideo]

Immagine Ukrainian history in 100 years if they win and how Zelensky will be the new Washington

[joshg]

Lots of misinformation here. If you know that this is way out of date, why upload it?

[Zolega]

As a Hungarian, I just wish everything turns to normal

[EnormousPurpleGarden]

"Graciously donated to the Ukrainians by retreating Russians" is excellent phrasing.