Belarus WITHDRAWS All Troops, Ukraine DESTROYS Major Oil Depots | Breaking News W/ The Enforcer

A major upset for Russia as Belarus has announced the complete withdrawal of all Belarussian forces from the Ukrainian border, and a cessation of further escalatory actions against Ukraine. This massive upset has allowed Ukraine to move more forces towards the Russian lines, ruining any chances Russia may have for an advance. Meanwhile Ukrainian drones struck and destroyed the last oil facility along the Don River, shutting down an entire trade route in Russia used to supply the Russian forces in Ukraine; a crippling blow. A Russian oligarch was purged, and Poland is militarizing even further.

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[micheleamisonfellezs]

Poland has been through so much over the years and look at them today, a strong proud nation they deserve to be. Thank you Poland for leading by example.

[whitebelliedsea]

Well dime Poland I take my hat off to you. That’s great praise coming from UK
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[joes]

Belarus not having cold feet at all but more a dose of reality. People like when their stuff isn’t ruble and more fun to sit around and playing cards rather than collecting bodies from the dirt.

[whatNoEyebrows]

I wouldn't trust Belarus one bit 🤔

[Inkomstkatt]

Belarusian military guy apparently doomscrolling on his phone in the middle of his dictator's speech is a hero of our time.

[lunarscribe]

Long range lowcost missile means it could be produced in Ukraine. Ergo, it wouldn't be an "American" weapon. Why give a man a fish when you can teach him to fish?

[mspicer]

Belarus has allowed russian aggression from Belarus... they've still got a bill to pay, and it's going to come due sooner than they think...

[kennymorrison]

Great video as usual thank you for your work. Love and respect from Scotland ❤

[augustaking]

Remember when everybody thought giving them M-777s was crossing a red line?

[bdcochran]

Permit me to make some observations:
1. A basic, modular refinery, in good times, takes 2 years to construct and costs $25 million. It will produce bunker oil (ships) and diesel (railroad engines/commercial trucks/military vehicles).
2. An oil storage facility can be replaced much quicker. Given scales of economy, it is better to construct the oil storage next to the refinery. However, the refined oil can only last 6 months to a year in storage, so few storage units were built.
3. The goal wasn't to destroy international trade as most news papers speculated. The goal is to cut off fuel to the military vehicles in the field. When there is an offense by either side and the fuel supply is reduced to the Russian side, it is bad news.
4. Eventually, when the UA goes on an offensive, it will target the rail bridges which can not be replaced in 2-3 days like a break of a rail line on a flat, ground surface.

[marksharpe]

Corruption in Russia is a useful tool if you were for whatever reason to fall out of favour.

[saumyacow]

Now we should get Polish troops guarding the Ukraine-Belarus border :)

[doughughes]

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[RichardRodi]

If the ERAM is made in Ukraine, then there would be no limits on their use.

[ahnilatedahnilated]

Just remember, a lot of the time, you say to the media exactly the opposite of what you are going to do.

[Bob]

Some handbags are made in China without handles, so they can be shipped to Italy where handles are put on and the bags are stamped "Made in Italy".
Is it possible to make missiles without some minor parts and ship them to Ukraine, so Ukraine can do the finishing touch and stamp them with "Made in Ukraine"?

[geofflepper]

Chances that Russia and its military could defend themselves against NATO missiles if NATO airforces joined the war: zero.

[adaslesniak]

Interesting that Lukashenko decided to not follow Putins orders shortly after Chinese went to do exercises in Belarus.

[getonlygotonly]

good for Poland. they remember ww2 and are preparing themselves so they can remain a strong independent country with democratic form of government.

[harrickvharrick]

All the work that will have to be done to restore all such facilities that now destroyed is gonna be enormous