Russia is Running Out of EVERYTHING (Planes, Ships, Soldiers, Tanks...)

Explore the complexities of Russia's invasion of Ukraine and its global impact! 🌍🚀 From initial blitzkrieg plans to a prolonged war of attrition, uncover the evolving military strategies and geopolitical implications. Delve into Russia's challenges with tanks, troop morale, and navigating international sanctions. Stay informed with our comprehensive analysis! 🎥

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[shaunsmith]

Remember when they said Russia was running out of artillery shells two years ago?

[issarlk]

- Russia is about to collapse !
- Ukraine is about to collapse !
- Russia is about to collapse !
...
Etc, for 2 years now.

[nilsvaderk]

I got confused when he said macedonia. But then I realised he probably meant to say moldova.

[SwissSicilian]

Cannon fodder doesn't need to be equipped really, they only need to run into their destiny.

[LtColShingSides]

I'm not a fan of Russia, but this video sounds like some AI generated bullshit.

In terms of a ship, the word scuttle means one side voluntarily sinking one of their own ships. If it's struck and sunk by the enemy, it was not scuttled.

[Martin-dipp]

Macedonia? What kind of weird example was that? Or did you mean Moldova?

[sammcbride]

Don't forget about the tank crew. Those destroyed tanks often include destroyed tank crews.

[letmexplainyou]

Yep, Fox, Forbes and other sources like those are really valid and objective sources of information /s

[JizzMasterTheZeroth]

Wtf are you talking about with T-60's in stock and attacking (North) Macedonia? Did you mean T-62's and Moldova? Absolute nonsense.

[Reever]

United States has a stockpile of M-1 tanks in Northern California but pulling them out for active service isn't as easy as it sounds. I've seen several photos of the Russian tanks in storage, they have been exposed to some very sever climate over decades.

[mick]

Tanks can be replaced, tankers can't

[TheRdwyer]

No one believes Russia used their newer equipment first, that is not how they conduct battle, they use of the worse units, worse equipment first, leave the newest and best in reserve.

[sanny]

They don't even know the basic geography. Macedonia. WTF

[johnmoss]

Some of this is true, but be careful that you don't underestimate your adversary. That is a mistake in war

[Cheezel.]

seriously a commercial every 60 seconds. not exaggerating. later

[twigman]

Loseing the old tanks while replaced with less but better tanks

My mans playing HOI4

[indream]

If only I haven't seen this headline for 1.5 years poping up every week

[Victor-lrxr]

An issue with personnel loses is that loss of trained and experienced soldiers. It is relatively easy to bring people to the Army but difficult and time consuming to train them for battle.

[caleb]

As many times as I played Risk, Russia was a huge "risk" every time... the landmass to troops ratio doesn't work.

[giuseppecormio]

I am not really sure about Russia losing the war, Ukraine is brave and fearless but i'm afraid they will eventually run out of personel..Russia is still an industrial giant and they always relied on strenght in numbers in both equipment and soldiers