Why Putin's Invasion of Ukraine is a Failure and More Putin Problems - Compilation

00:00 Why Putin's Invasion of Ukraine is a Failure
15:27 Experts Reveal Signal That War in Ukraine is Going Horribly Wrong for Putin
25:38 Ex-CIA Agent Breaks Down Why Putin is in Trouble
44:31 AWOL Russian Soldiers are Destroying Putin's War in Ukraine Plans
01:02:49 Why Putin is Embarrassed by Russia's Only Aircraft Carrier
01:24:21 Why Putin Has a Huge Weapons Problem
01:42:14 What if Russians Turn on Putin

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[itheking-tstl]

I love turning these videos on and just listen to it while I'm working

[rodblack]

Not sure what they’re talking about. Ukraine is finished. 🙄

[christopherclayton]

"Amateurs talk strategy. Professionals talk logistics."

That's a good saying.

[goldenmoontheyoungest]

telling stories an reporting the truth are two different things.

[Poseidon]

On February 24 2022 Putin said “Hold my beer” and launched an even worse military disaster😂

[claudiag.]

I love how you respectfully insert a little bit of humour to loosen up the very serious subject.

[chrisjames]

Can’t change a tire I’m too drunk and I have no registration or insurance so here take my tank I will just walk home 😂

[livelikemateo]

If Russias invasion was this much of a failure when this video was posted 10 months ago, it’s become 10x worse now.

[glentaylor]

This is old news, Russia is not exactly losing the war right now.

[codzboy]

You have to admire Infographics show's aptitude for YouTube.

1. Release a video
2. Release 20 versions of the initial video
3. Combine all 20 of the same videos into a compilation
4.
5. Profit

[sergekudrynskyj]

Ukrainian prisoners of the Russians exchanged for Russian prisoners of the Ukrainians illustrate the differences in treatments. Returned Russian prisoners returning well fed, without a mark on their bodies, whereas Ukrainian prisoners returned with emaciated from hunger bodies, beaten from head to foot. Check out stories of eyewitnesses. Some can be found in the Melbourne newspapers such as the 'Age', circa July, 2022 or thenabouts, from memory.

[TimeMaster]

With the whole training time being 10- 30 days TOTAL. That is ludicrous U.S. army basic training is 70 days alone outside of approximately 100 days of AIT and then usually a month or two of deployment training and even still it's a rough start. If I was deployed or had squad mates with only 10 days of experience, I'd be deserting as well.

[mustafashalom]

Lol Russia already won the war. Ukraine is lost lol

[Amokhunter]

Hey, it is completely unfair to blame Russian logistics! Last time Russia/Sov.Union fought a large scale war, the United States of America took care of the logistics for them!

[Hadesgaming]

Rather than Putin saying hold my beer watch this it's more like hold my Vodka watch this

[sergekudrynskyj]

The oldies used to say that the Kremlin dodn't care about human losses, included those of theor own, as long as the Kremlin held the strings of government in its hand. As for the invasion of Ukraine in 2014, no-one in Ukraine expected such an action, and no instruction were sent from Kyiv, from Yanukovich who was pro Russian. The separatists, less than 10% in eastern Ukraine, called in some cadres from Russia, and some administrative buildings in eastern Ukraine were commandeered, and some eastern areas of Ukraine were occupied suddenly, before anyone knew what was happening.

[pinco_pallo]

Bro's been telling that Russia is about to lose for a year 💀

[randomguy]

Didn't realize this was a compilation and I was like "I heard this before... "

[StingrayJohnnysSlotCarTi-obot]

Even if Putin takes Ukraine he lost the war. Finland and Sweden joining NATO is a devastation loss for Putin

[kkchew]

Very well done info presentation. But clearly, a one-sided presentation out to thumb down the opposition. Only a fool will believe it totally without independent verification.