THIS Is Russia Latest DISASTER

For months, the world braced for a large-scale Russian summer offensive in Ukraine, anticipating a turning point in the war. Speculation was high, with warnings from experts like the Institute for the Study of War suggesting it could even end the conflict. On May 9, Russia launched an attack with 40,000 troops, but the offensive faltered. In this video, we explore why the offensive failed, its objectives, and what this means for the future of the war. Watch now for in-depth analysis!

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[DB-xqyn]

Russia was defeated by Japan in 1905, Germany in 1918, Poland in 1919, Spain in 1946, Finland in 1939, and in modern times Afghanistan in 1989 and Chechnya in 1996.
They participated in and won the Second World War with massive support from their allies who sent large amounts of weapons and other material they could not produce themselves.
Now completely forgotten in Russian historiography.

[RMRobinmsn]

I remember a quote Norman Schwarzkopf made about Saddam that could be about Putin -
"As far as Saddam Hussein being a great military strategist, he is neither a strategist, nor is he schooled in the operational arts, nor is he a tactician, nor is he a general, nor is he a soldier. Other than that, he's a great military man, I want you to know that."

[douglasesposito]

Russia's economy is 1/11th of the United States. It's 1/12th of the EU's economy. Add our other allies, and Russia doesn't stand a chance in a prolonged war.
Ukraine has held back Russia with limited arms. They are the Drone Kings with their innovations.
Think about how well they can do with the F16s and the new long-range missiles. We need to continue with our support.

[nerfherder]

Let us remember that the Soviet Union was not against the Nazis until they attacked them.

[nemorianderson]

You haven't mentioned one of the biggest reasons why Ukrainians were able to defend without artillery ammo and armoured vehicles - the large amounts of fpv drones. Some battalions provided statistics that during the shell hunger up to 90% of the russian targets were hit by fpv drones. And also a lot of soldiers in the interviews and comments said that without fpv the defenses were definitely collapsed and russian gains would be far bigger

[jeepdude]

Ukraine needs to take out the Crimea bridge.

[maxhocks]

How do you loose a sub to a country that doesn’t have a navy?!?!

[merlebarney]

If Vlady isn’t careful he may end up with another mutiny on his hands. It’s happened before a few times through out Russian history.

[NavyVet]

He forgot to mention Russia's northern offensive gave a great smoke screen for the Ukrainians to be able to gather forces for their own Kursk offensive.

[heikechilds]

Phrasing the hold up of USA's military support as debate over competing priorities is the nicest way I've ever heard someone say that Congress' dereliction of support was awful and costly.

[ProjectKyo]

NAFO 69th Brigade new convoy.
🇺🇦🇺🇦✌🇺🇦🇺🇦

[svennielsen]

In my opinion you are missing one important question: why was Russia able to launch the attack in the first place? Answer: because the Western countries did not live up to all of their promises of weapon deliveries, the deliveries were delayed and the deliveries made were associated with limitations in use, which limited Ukraine's ability to use them in the best way. Ukraine has to think out of the box all of the time to circumvent these limitations. Fortunately they have succeeded so far. But this half-hearted support is the main reason why the war is prolonged. If we in the West had been full-hearted supporters Ukraine may have already won the war. Shame on us!

[natous]

Russia found out what fu**king around means .

[robertburns]

Russian Turtle Tanks are flimsy junk tack-welded to bigger pieces of junk. RFA tank crews have a projected life span of less than 10 days on the front line. Lifespan living under fascism is short.

[thedeathwobblechannel]

Hey guys just for the record have any Nazis ever actually been captured?

[jstogdill]

It wasn’t “debate in Congress.” Trump told Johnson to hold it up, and he did.

[jtfdan]

Trolls gunna hate this video! TRUTH HURTS!

[markedis]

I’ve heard that Moscow is like a secret services playground with agents from NATO countries bumping into one another

[vonries]

I can't believe Trump's most recent comments. Please ask your people to write their congressman in both houses to support Ukraine, especially if they have any Republican representatives. They need to know we don't like this idea. Also ask them to put pressure to give long range strike abilities.

[GrimFelArt]

Not only do I feel compassion and sorrow and empathy for the Ukrainian people -- I probably don't need to say that but will just for clarity -- but also for the vast majority of the Russian people and fighting force. The people back home being mislead to believe they're winning and that Ukraine are the aggressors. And all those lives of the soldiers just being wasted for one little man's ego. So many families back in Russia have lost loved ones, I'd imagine many have lost multiple. And for what.
I don't blame the soldiers who have ended things on their own terms, I probably would too when arriving to realise the true state of things. I'd rather take myself out than just be cannon fodder for a megalomaniac.
All the people suffering on either side; I feel for you and I'm so sorry. This never should have happened. It's tragic and a horrible waste of life for both 😓