Russia's Avdiivka Disaster - Invasion of Ukraine During the Gaza Crisis

In this comprehensive video update, we delve into the latest developments in the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. As the autumn transitions into winter, the Ukrainian military faces new challenges, and their efforts to counter Russian advances are under scrutiny.

The video explores the strategic dynamics of this conflict, detailing how both Ukrainian and Russian military forces have adapted to the changing conditions. We examine the Ukrainian counteroffensive operations and the formidable obstacles they encounter in the Zaporizhia oblast. Despite their determination, achieving a decisive breakthrough remains elusive, as they grapple with Russian minefields and well-fortified defensive positions.

The narration highlights the various fronts in this war, from the Dnipro River to North Luhansk and Donbas. It discusses the intense battles and counterattacks taking place, shedding light on the successes and setbacks faced by both sides. Notably, we analyze a major Russian offensive in the Avdiivka section and the subsequent Ukrainian response, which inflicted significant losses on the Russian army.

The video also delves into the critical aspect of international support for both Ukraine and Russia. We assess the contributions of several countries, especially Western allies, in terms of military aid and assistance, emphasizing the focus on bolstering Ukraine's air defense capabilities for the upcoming winter.

Furthermore, the video touches on the complexities of international diplomacy, including the impact of the conflict between Israel and Hamas on the allocation of resources and aid to Ukraine. We discuss the concerns and challenges regarding the continuation of military support for Ukraine, particularly in the face of changing priorities in Washington.

Lastly, the video provides an insightful breakdown of the visually confirmed losses of equipment suffered by both sides, as reported by the Oryx blog, offering a quantitative perspective on the conflict's toll.

Join us as we analyze the ongoing Ukraine conflict, providing you with a well-rounded understanding of the current situation, the strategic intricacies, and the international factors at play. Stay informed and up-to-date on this pressing global issue.

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

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[ConflictReporter_]

Seems like every modern war without either side having air superiority will end in a stalemate...

[DarkSide]

Thanks for continuing to report on this conflict @KingsandGenerals while the rest of the media has moved on to Israel and Hamas.

[jasongeringer]

at 10:40 Kirby's comments were taken slightly out of context. The context was concerning aid that was already in the pipeline from previous aid packages. It was not referring to any future aid packages. Also it should be noted that some of the previous aid packages are spread out over time into the future so there is still a lot in the pipeline.

[AngryOlive_]

Love this channel. You’re knocking it out of the park with the thorough analyses

[_bry_alex]

your production quality/analysis is hands down some of the best on the internet.

[fernbedek]

WWI style stagnant trench warfare seems set to stay in modern warfare.

[ShortReviewerRetroGames]

My uncle and cousin are fighting in nui York, I hate no one speaks on this place, been fighting there 13months now, the go pro they send home footage is sad and scary

[CondonDonova-ggbk]

I wish your information on this conflict wasn’t so heavily biased. It’s a shame because your channel covers so many other conflicts so well. Pretty sure you could’ve titled this “Ukraines Disaster”, as again they’re losing quite a bit more men than the Russians in this battle.

[richardtabor]

So glad that patrons get the to be the sponsors now. Feels much better. Ty for this analysis

[blacmagicwand]

Adivvka is a City not a small town like robotyne or verbove

[BrianKWhitten]

Wow right off the bat you report both fronts! I have a lot of respect for you thank you for your reporting 😊

[tengkualiff]

Thank you for your coverage of these wars.

[etiennemahler]

Looks like, as long as the drones are in place, it's going to stay a stalemate. Thanks for making this great video!

[jeremyholland]

I don’t know how I’m just finding out about this channel. I follow so many similar channels and never saw this one recommended. It only took the first 30 seconds to see it’s a good quality channel.

[ExodusDisciple]

I don't have any great insights, but these videos have continued to be fantastic.

[chadwolf]

I like hearing an unbiased opinion even if you are pro Ukrainian

[swordsmith]

What we need to remember is that the Ukrainian army does not have the luxury of combined arms assault as they lack sufficient aircraft to combine with artillery and armor to achieve their breakthrough offensive we have hoped. Our own experience against a sovereign state was Iraqi Freedom in 2003 and the Iraqi military had poor equipment and morale. The Ukrainians have good morale and motivation, and understand the importance of preserving their tanks and armored vehicles from the minefields the Russians laid out. Reports suggest the Ukrainian infantry have made progress in the second line of Russian defense, and commando raids in Crimea and Russian naval targets shows they are creative. The arrival of fighter jets should help in the air war against Russia, and provide close air support for the infantry. This need for air support is the reason that cluster munitions are being used.

[xaropy]

Why does it seem like Russia is always at a disadvantage in K&G comparisons?

[kamelhaj]

Finally! A video which goes into detail on the current situation in Ukraine. Also covers many other aspects of this conflict.

[jacobh]

That Kirby quite is significantly out of context. He is referring to that the current approved support for Ukraine is running out, not that support in general is.
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