Russia Advances Despite Heavy Losses - Putin's Invasion Continues

Kings and Generals animated historical documentary series on modern warfare continues with another video on the Russian Invasion of Ukraine, as we continue covering Putin's invasion with the events in March of 2024. In the aftermath of the fall of Avdiivka, Russia continues to advance slowly despite taking heavy losses in personnel and hardware. In this video we will describe the events on the front, internal situation in Russia and Ukraine, global diplomatic situation, allied support and much more.

Video: Leif Sick
Script: Turgut Gambar
Narration: Officially Devin

#Documentary #Avdiivka #Ukraine #UkraineConflict #RussiaUkraine #globalcrisis

00:00 Intro
01:44 Battlefield Developments, Donetsk, Luhansk, Zaporizhia,
07:23 Assymetric Warfare, Battle of the Black Sea, Russian Oil refiniries
12:23 Military Production and Foreign Aid, US Congress
23:39 Internal Developments in Russia, Crocus Concert Hall
27:52 Diplomatic Developments
32:41 Heavy Russian Casualties, Hardware losses, Conclusion

[willconsole]

"Russia advances despite heavy losses" could sum up almost any Russian war.

[jluke]

I think the constant characterisation of Russian losses as 'Heavy' has skewed peoples perspective on what's possible.
The Russian losses are sustainable for several years, and currently being traded for visible progress. That's concerning.

[threethree]

Russian and Ukrainian troops probably have the best military experience as of now. Modern army vs a modern army is brutal.

[EnclaveEmily]

Take a shot every time russia attacks a "-vka" named settlement (don't)

[mrbaywatch]

Never thought about the disability registry in Russia as a good measure of Russian casualties, that’s insane numbers.

[StevenAllen-zb]

As soon as Perun sends his division of Emus this war will be over.

[renton]

Basically Ukraine is experiencing lack of manpower and a big number of them needs to be engineers with proper equipment. Foreign aid is slowing down.

[Unammedacc]

It must be precised that Macron position is also very unpopular in France, which adds to this developpement being very much unlikely.

[mlrvjkw]

Without proper foreign aid, it's only a matter of time. Russia is bigger, stronger, has a greater man-pool and can pump out equipment much faster than Ukraine could ever hope to achieve. Attritional wars are fought in the factories

[DarkSide]

Thank you for keeping this conflict in the spotlight with everything happening in the middle east.

[henriashurst-pitkanen]

Got to love the utter moral bankruptcy of the US: "Yes yes, your sovereignity is important but not the oil! :-("

[davidmelite]

Heavy losses according to who exactly?

[xt]

But you been telling for 2 years that ukraine were winning and Russia was on it's knees? Our leaders claim 50% of Russias fighting force has been destroyed, it's all BS!

[Anglomachian]

Australian Power Point Man got a shout out on Kings & Generals. Truly the prophecy is nigh.

[samuelpo]

oil refineries in Russia are more government infrastructure than civilian

[ShiaOnKick]

By the time the next video in this series releases....alot will have changed.

[filipmilojkovc]

I watched video about people and army in ukraine. Who have money they will pay and leave country, poor and who can't leave country they going in war. Ofc they hiding and dont wanna fight. Rich will live and poor will die.

[MegaBreheny]

The joint naval military operations by Russia, China, and Iran are a very telling story.

[patrickordos]

Are ukraine war updates no longer going to be available for non members?

[mariomarmolejo]

I think its fair to assume or certainly say that both has s suffered heavy losses with a little more from the Russians being the attacking side.