What if Russia Launched a Nuclear Bomb (Minute by Minute) And More Russia Conflict (Compilation)

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[jmilber]

I feel like Infographics have made this exact same video over and over again, like 15 times by now

[nickinurse]

You forgot the part where the Russian generals get the order to drop the nuke and they look at each other and say oh shoot maybe we should not have sold the uranium for the bombs on the black market!

[ingridakerblom]

I live on an island between finland & sweden. I once stood on a beach near our western coast & a russian fighter blew over our heads flying really low..
The thing is NO ONE not even our own Finnsh army are allowed to be in our waters or skies without asking & receiving permission..
Russia constantly does this agression thing where one or two of their fighters flies into others airspace. And same with their submarines & ships..
They are annoyingly constantly everywhere.. like ants on a picnic..

[markcowan]

The good thing is, the U.S. has non nuclear options to respond to a nuclear attack. Unless full scale nuclear strike is launched, I truely hope U.S. leadership attemots a non nuclear retaliatory strike.

[paigep]

Sad how prevalent this topic is on all of our minds again

[chris.swearengin]

This is a good way to learn. This is why I subscribed to y’all’s YouTube channel. Thanks

[evilfingers]

This 3 hour compilation should be made into a movie?

[marksullivan]

Right now off the coasts of Vladivostok, Murmansk and Kaliningrad there are Russian, British and French missile submarines. They are watching every Russian launch site through integrated satellites and surveillance technology. They will act if there is evidence that Russia is preparing a launch. The first we will hear of Russia’s decision to launch is a mushroom cloud over Moscow.

[brettharris]

@TheInfographicsShow Hey! First of all, I love y’all’s videos, especially ones that cover history, politics, current events, and the war in Ukraine. They’re always very well put-together and very informative. I know these videos take a lot of time and are a lot of work. So I just wanna say thank you for all that y’all do!!

Also, just so y’all are aware (in case you don’t already realize this), on this video as well as on several other videos that are compilations like this one is, they don’t always fully upload correctly, and there are sections that either have muffled/distorted audio, or no audio altogether. In case y’all didn’t realize this already, I just wanted to say something and try to be helpful!

[danrieke]

US Navy, Vietnam War, Cold War. Faced Soviet weapons drawn upon us at close range. Been there, done that.

[gordonwallace]

Never NEVER underestimate your enemies. While we should be realistic in evaluating never let your want of outcomes to out weigh REALITY of what is AND the UNKNOWNS! SLAVA UKRAINE! AEC USN RET ⚓

[danrieke]

The one thing the Soviets never learned... even to this day... logistics. And this is what killed both them and Germany in WWII. What the Allies demonstrated on D-Day... logiistics baby, logistics.

[dennistate]

The cartoon version of Boris Johnson of England is great.

[ZanderzMcCluer]

Can there be another challenge video? The last one was released over a year and three months ago!!! You have mainly been releasing videos on Russia and Putin.

[NAFO_Wrangler-ootm]

This was epic, I've just had it on the entire day at work

[mnhnqsv]

Surprised this video completely forgot about the countermeasure washdown system that the carriers would have turned on

[adamjo]

3, 5 hour video??? On the same topic again??! Its like every week youre releasing the same video

[tommyhallum]

Logistics: "A military can't fight without fuel, food, and ammo..."
Russia: watch me hopeless continue to try!

[corymorimacori]

“Five years ago, I lost 30, 000 men in the blink of an eye. And the world just watched. Tomorrow, there would be no shortage of volunteers and no shortage of patriots. I know you understand." General Shepard

[cuz]

You've got far more than one cruiser defending a carrier group.