How Ukraine’s INVASION Shows Russia Is WEAKER Than you Think!

For two years, Vladimir Putin has threatened nuclear retaliation, but now over 1,000 square kilometers of Russian territory are under Ukrainian control. In a stunning military maneuver, Ukraine has exposed Putin's weakness, shattering the myth of his "red lines." This video explores how Ukraine's invasion of Kursk has changed the course of the war, highlighting the Russian military's vulnerabilities and the collapse of Putin's propaganda. Watch as we break down the implications of this pivotal moment in the conflict!

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[johnkeith]

Way to go Putin!
You really pulled NATO together, and strengthened it greatly...

[Gordon-nq]

America needs to lift restrictions on weapons provided to Ukraine and let them do what they need to do to survive

[Pouncer_Fox]

Calling Russia a paper tiger at this point is an insult to paper itself.

[dextercochran]

I've been telling people that Russia is a paper bear and has been living in the long shadow of the Soviet Union since 2011. They called me crazy.

[Frithonor]

The upside of this war is finding out that Russia is full of hot air.

[stevecausey]

Ukraine is fighting Europe's war..

[HansDelbruck]

Not weaker than we think; Weaker than Putin thinks.

[fredrikh]

Putin is a shame to Russia snd a joke to the world. Slava Ukraine! 🇸🇪❤️🇺🇦

[denisecase]

putin's arrogance is only surpassed by his ignorance.

[AntonyBall-hmjo]

Fortunately for Ukraine, the west backed them when Russia invaded their lands in 2022.
NATO have obviously put limits on Ukraine but, Ukraine have now decided they will force the issue - re Kursk incursion.
NATO can now see how weak the Russian border is and need to provide additional support to force the issue.
Ideally, Ukraine want Crimea .... lets see how it pans out over the next year.

[jasonw]

You have to bear in mind how badly maintained their conventional weapons are and they are easy to maintain. Russia's nuclear weapons may be many but they have also been poorly maintained and present as much of a danger to russia as their intended target.

[PenneySounds]

This move by Ukraine was a stroke of genius. I think we're seeing the beginning of the end of this war, if not Putin's Russia itself.

[NAFOARMY]

This war has made many YouTubers a lot of money! As long as its pro-Ukraine content, ill tune in. 🇺🇦 🇺🇦 🇺🇦

[HutinPuilo]

Kudos to you Simon for standing up for the truth. Even russian bots in the comments don't have anything smart to say.

[Corvinwhite]

We do not bow down to dictators Ukraine is everything we can give

[silverback]

Never underestimate your enemy. Just because he hasn't yet doesn't mean he can't or won't.

[petermitchelmore]

When he said, “I’m not bluffing.”
What a giveaway!

[OscarReyes-zhub]

It seems the time is arrived for NATO countries to support free elections in Kaliningrad

[riparianlife]

Russia went from having the second-best military in Ukraine, to having the second-best military in Russia.

[Tha-King-Arthur]

It really surprises me that no one within NATO has ever said to Russia: I think ''we'' NATO also has nuclear weapons. And two nuclear missiles can destroy the two largest cities in Russia in seconds...