How Putin Is FAILING to Defend Crimea

🌐 Explore the complex history of Crimea and Putin's strategic moves in our latest video! 🕵️‍♂️ Putin's expansionist ambitions, from the Conquest of Siberia to the Soviet era, set the stage for the Crimea conflict. 🇷🇺 Discover the significance of Crimea's strategic location and why it's a crucial battleground. 🌊 As the war unfolds, Russia's grip on Crimea weakens, facing logistical challenges and global isolation. 🌍 Join the conversation on Russia's military strategy and the evolving dynamics of the Russo-Ukrainian war. 🤔 Share your insights in the comments and subscribe for more expert military analysis! 🔍📈 #Crimea #Putin #MilitaryAnalysis #Geopolitics #RussiaUkraineConflict #themilitaryshow

[CrusterfunkShenanigans]

"quantity is a quality all of its own" - Stalin. We, "the west" need to step it up and provide anything and everything Ukraine wants and needs!! Greetings from the Netherlands! Slava Ukraini!

[barkmaker]

Existing Russia isn't unified. ...any additional territories will just add to the disunity.

[alexvarney]

Considering that vast swaths of Russian territory are so neglected to lack even basic running water or plumbing, and that most Russian infrastructure was neglected / decaying BEFORE the war, I always raise an eyebrow when some politician or another claims that Russia can fight for a hundred years like this.

Policy and budget does not exist in a vacuum. Supporting the current level of funding HAD to pull those resources from somewhere else (or else military spending would have always been at 40%). Statements made by the Russian government are worse than worthless, considering they had MULTIPLE separate active treaties promising security to Ukraine (The ports of Crimea and the agreement to give up nuclear weapons being two). The fact is when Putin says something, I'm going to believe the opposite of that statement twice as much.

[Kriwis]

I appreciate your detailed recount of history, but, I personally feel your lack of detail to impart the horror of the way Russians expanded possibly requires revision for your next report. The sanitary way the it is represented is almost blasé, at a minimum the mentioned of the multiple genocide should have been mentioned. I know this is not the reason for the report but feel the lack of pertinent information like that reflects on the report, for the audience, please refer to the following genocides perpetuated by the Russians, and this is far from a complete list, Circassia, Ingaria, Crimean Tartars, Baltic states, Fins, Samii, krymchaks, and that doesn’t even go past the Urals and the list is massive, thank you

[haroldwonder]

Was not his in the first place! Glory to Ukraine and their Heroes.

[captaincanada]

Canada has agreed to send troops to Ukraine ! There are currently over 300 CAF members now deployed under Op UNIFIER training and support roles, as well as aiding in the facilitation of military aid delivery. Since the start of Op UNIFIER, the CAF has trained over 39, 000 Ukrainian military and security personnel in battlefield tactics and advanced military skills. SLAVA UKRAINE !!

[brandonray]

Yuppers and we have all seen Russian Navy is absolutely awful ! Losing to a country that doesn’t have a navy!

[maximux]

@TheMilitaryShow Czech Republic never was Eastern Europe. It's Central Europe for many reasons. For example we write in latin alphabet, most time se were catholic not orthodox, culture is more similar to Germany, Austria, Hungary, Slovakia, Poland all central Europe nations. Geographically we are not in east. Wien from Austria is more east than Prague. Traditions are similar to countries I wrote before. Architecture is typical Central Europe. Many castles, churches etc. was designed by Italians, Germans or Czechs. Our language has more words from german than russian. Even nation DNA is less Slavic than others. 1/3 Slavs, 1/3 German and 1/3 Celtic. People need to learn there is difference between 40 years occupation under communists or 1000 years living and coexisting with Germans, Austrians.

[GeorgeSemel]

The Russians lost the war in the first week. The question has always been how much blood needs to be spilled before that realization sinks in. They will fight till they can no longer. They are not in a good place. when your main hope is that the West will grow tired and just quit. This whole thing was a mistake, and my guess they would rather see the country go really down the tubes than admit that it was a grave mistake in the first place. Pride being one of the deadly sins is at play here. Sad really its going to take decades to fix and repair all the damage that is being done here.

[xzy-xx]

The soviet union is not the same as Russia or "russian empire"

[volkerr.]

schon die Römer sagten: im Übrigen bin ich der Meinung, dass Karthago zerstört werden muss

[zollen]

Putin concerns are always political and historical, never the strategical nor tactical.

[camielaartsen]

most of who are reading this have lived in freedom all of their life and do not realise how lucky we are. But now it is time to defend this freedom and stand behind Ukraine all the way. It is about our way of life. The westerns democracies are much stronger than these dictatorships if we just get all noses pointing in the same direction.

[hansericsson]

The most important for Putin is regim securety and sadly he will propably let this madness go on for 2 more years at least, tha most important is that we in the west step up the weapons deliverys to ukraine and help them with training and intel so the mad man lose this in the end

[inundies]

Overstretching become fatal for Russia 💥

[mediocremodeler]

I’ve been hearing some version of this for ten years now.

[bruhstupit]

I am so confused, first it's Russia can't win against Ukraine, then its Ukraine is going to collapse as their Frontline withers, now its Russia won't hold on to Crimea. It's just nauseating spinning in circles like this. I feel like we really don't know what's going on and we are throwing stuff at the wall to see what sticks. But I am still hoping for the best

[Syndr]

Hi Show, Whomever would have thought The Rustkie's would be this bad at fighting.

[cliveengel]

And how is Ukraine going to recover Crimea?

[mikelaffoon]

China wishes to expand, also. Could a depleted Russian army survive a Chinese invasion? Moreover, would anyone try to stop China, if they did?