Putin's costly offensives are hitting Russia's economy

While Russian troops grind forward in Ukraine Putin is struggling to deal with the cost of war to the Russia's economy and manpower, Tim White tells Frontline on #timesradio

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[thomasmills]

NATO countries are ASLEEP. Not shooting down Russian Drones, but shooting down Iranian Drones ?… WHY, WHY, WHY

[muleface]

Winning a war is more about degrading the other sides equipment and personnel than defending territory. Lost territory can be regained. Lost lives (and even lost equipment) cannot.

[RobertoEarnywho]

The BEST hands down interview in a long time. This man states it eloquently and accurately. We have and continue to stab ourselves in our own backs here in the west. Sleepwalking while putin and his evil axis now ALIVE and very active play their games with us" nice" folks.
Time to put a stop to these evil actors.

[kylebryant]

Please explain how defensive military lines work to this guy. " Flexible Defensive Lines " keep alot of soldiers alive.

[markb]

I don't think Vulhadar is a "big town" it's 3.5 Km². And the solid, nonflexible line is a terrible idea. Ask the germans from 1918. Russia lost something like 800 armored vehicles taking this village over 31 months and 1, 000s and 1, 000s of men. This approach has gained .006% of Ukrainian territory so far this year. At this rate, it will require 8 BILLION men to take all of Ukraine. Losing a tiny bit of territory is not losing a war.

[chopsandarchie]

The Ukrainians know that the war has to end with Russia losing and they will not give up as the speaker says they might. This is because Ukr knows that the Russians will just keep waging war. Kursk has been a success for Ukr as it has changed the nature of the war from being solely a defensive one to one where the Ukr are holding Russian turf.

[dpelpal]

I am Russian, live to Samara, I can confirm about Inflations! Many now calling it "Russflation" and it is bad!

[dzonbrodi]

So this guy thinks that Ukraine should arbitrarily choose a part of their country to reinforce with defensive fortifications, and pour all their resources into that; thus essentially giving up on all the land currently occupied by Russia, giving up all the manoeuvrability that allowed them to invade Kursk, turning the war into a single front and gifting Russia with a very precise target to pour their troops into and direct their munitions against.
Which kindergarten did he study military affairs at?

[MonteRosa]

Great interview! This chap is giving us the absolutely best analysis on criminal russia which is a colossal destabilizing force and threat to peace for the entire civilized world! 🇺🇦✌️

[seanlander]

Not understanding a fighting retreat to exhaust an enemy is particularly deficient thinking.

[JQ-]

Are you going to go build the defensive lines? Stop talking out of your hole! The defensive lines are there.

[johnwalsh]

Afghanistan is nothing compared to the current war in Ukraine, more Russian soldiers have died in Ukraine, compared to all the wars after WW2 put together. Im not surprised of a million Russian casualties in the war at least by the time the war ends.

[martinhack]

So much sensible informative and insightful information from Tim White - really impressed and thankful.

[noahbrooksphoto]

Documenting life in Ukraine since the war started. Take a look and remember that we can all donate as individuals directly to volunteers on the front line. We can help them fight every month

[BettySandra]

Fantastic video! I have incurred so much losses trading on my own....I trade well on demo but I think the real market is manipulated.... Can anyone help me out or at least tell me what I'm doing wrong??

[philipstaff]

Tim can see whats Russia and Iran are doing.why cannot our Leaders see it. Why WHY. Tim is a great GUY

[gavz]

Good interview well said on many points. We need to learn from history, get our collective act together and ensure Ukraine prevails.

[Crimeajewel-meme]

I was in Donetsk and Mariupol before 2014. And owned a flat in Crimea since 1999 and there was never an problems between Russians and Ukrainians then. Or Tatars in Crimea. 😊

[MightyLucas]

Every week Times Radio report that Putin is done for. Yet, here comes another video..

[philstanton]

The ruble is also starting to tank again - all going according to the plan?