Historian Predicts How Russia's War in Ukraine Will End and Other News

00:00:00 - Historian Predicts How Russia's War in Ukraine Will End
00:18:35 - Retired General Reveals How Ukraine's Counteroffensive Will End
00:37:19 - Retired General Explains Why Ukraine’s Counteroffensive Is so Slow
00:56:03 - Ex-CIA Agent Breaks Down Why Putin is in Trouble
01:14:07 - Russian Expert Reveals Why Moscow Drone Attack Spells Doom for Putin
01:33:08 - Will Russia Run Out of Troops Before Ukraine
01:57:02 - Putin Is In Big TROUBLE
02:15:13 - Life of a Ukrainian Soldier in the Trenches
02:37:23 - Ukraine's Insane Strategy Terrifies The Russian Army
02:54:47 - Why Russia Can't Stop US Weapons

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[petersvancarek]

It looks strange when you show the nearly twice as much occupied Ukraine land than it is in reality (at start).

[Atalaclys]

"Russian economy deteriorating...Crushing economic sanctions"? Bahaha You had me there!

[GerManDique]

We must see the so called military and economic power of Russia in perspective. Russia is a huge country in square km, but only has 146 million inhabitants. This is 40% of USA or Eurozone. The GDP of Russia however is only 4% of the GDP of the Eurozone + USA, this is equal to the GDP of the small countries Belgium + Netherlands. And less than the GDP of the state of California. Relatively (per capita) the GDP of Russia is very low. Beside that the economy of Russia has signs of a 3th world economy. Half of the income is coming from oil & gas. Based on this, Russia isn’t a world power. And for sure, it isn’t a economic power. This is the reason they can’t build up and maintain a big army. The army they already have is far beyond normal proportions in relation to their GDP. This hurts their budgets and prosperity permanently. In this perspective, Russia is a dictatorship with a huge inferiority complex and dangerous megalomaniac ambitions. The path they chose will be their downfall.

[lukebowers]

Pregozin is not hiding out, he was killed several weeks ago.

[Jamie_D]

It probably won't end, because to do so they would have to some how permanently stop Russia from being able to send attacks long range from it's own country :(

[paulmakinson]

China has scored big with the Ukraine war. He now has a new vassal state, Russia, that cannot sell it's oil and gas to Europe. He will soon have it piped directly into China from Russia without having it to be shipped across the Moluccan Straits, which is strategically vulnerable.

[markwendland]

My opinion is if Putin wasn't running Russia. Both countries in years to come will be friends and they will live happy forever after that's my opinion

[NOUGH-RP]

Very old and repetitive informations, segmentation doesn't mean recycling, infographic's oldies... come on now.

[catchaser]

What if, , , Ukraine all of a sudden had their Own Nuclear Missiles ? Russia forgot about.

[Pokillager]

Yea that’s the thing which direction did those drones come from

[anthonyramsey]

Fight until you have all that's yours

[jimmartens]

For the sake of argument, let's say your assumptions are completely wrong and America will soon concentrate on protecting its access to petroleum in the middle east.

[philcollins]

There isn't a unlimited amount of people that are able to fight.

[jenniferofholliston]

Wars that end in total defeat include the Vietnam war - the U.S. was forced to withdraw, having gained nothing. This is what Ukraine is aiming at, according to Zelenskyy, Russia to pull back to the pre-2014 borders. Ukraine does not want to have Russia break up. A border has two sides. “Good fences make good neighbors.” A good neighbor does not trespass. 9:48

[dragonsnail]

They vary in yield however a tactical nuke is like a JADEAM or MOAB going off with alot of radiation. They are for cleaning armor and entrenched positions. So really its just the word nuke that scares people.

[edward]

Stopped watching at 1:53:09 where I noticed your Russian manner of spelling the mate of Ukraine’s capital city

the correct spelling is KYIV

[josephvr]

True, wars aren't fought to be won anymore

[FO_Biggles]

If the American government fails Ukraine by not maintaining arms support, Ukraine will NEVER, EVER forgive. Think about that. Americans will be "shunned" across the planet as "feckless". The stakes for all countries involved are high!

[JamesLaserpimpWalsh]

Russia has lost over half of its modern equipment and trained professional soldiers in a year and a half. The BEST half. Ergo, in another year and a half they will lose the other half. I mean they can draft a million people. Five million. But what will they ride into battle on? Horses?

[renedragon]

My prediction???? Theres no end...nuclear