How Ukraine Hit Russian Forces Deep Inside Crimea
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How did Ukrainian forces manage to pull off a complex and dangerous amphibious raid into the western part of the Crimean Peninsula? And how might it have paved the way for Ukraine’s major strike on the headquarters of Russia’s Black sea fleet in s evastopol? On August 24th a few hundred elite commandos arrived on shore via speed boats. They targeted the Russian Nebo-M and Kasta 2E2 Radar stations that monitor from Crimea to Kherson, detecting aircraft, drones and incoming missiles. Destruction of these radar assets are key to opening up a gap for future missile strikes here. I guess that’s one way to avoid all the Russian landmines, just motorboat your way around it.
Written by: Chris Cappy & George Burden
Edited by: Michael Michaelides
Attacks inside Crimea have become a world wide debate recently. There were Recent reports that Elon Musk told his engineers to not turn on the Starlink satellite network over Crimea in order to prevent a Ukrainian planned attack on the Black Sea fleet stationed in Sevastopol in 2022. A solid GPS connection is often required by the guidance systems in precision missile systems. Complicating matters, US sanctions against Russia may have prevented Musk from turning the satellites on and he was never ordered by the US Government to do so. Musk said he feared a major attack here would make him complicit in a major act of war. Defenders of this action claim it avoided world war III meanwhile Ukraine on the other hand claims this allowed the Russian navy to continue to fire cruise missiles on their cities which killed innocent people.
The recent amphibious assault and missile attacks on the black sea fleet on Crimean soil was previously unimaginable so what new conditions allowed for this strike? The action actually started the day prior on August 23rd when Ukraine destroyed a Russian S-400 air defense system in Crimea at the same exact area where special forces would land the very next day. Drone footage was released as evidence of the S-400 blown to pieces. To give you an idea of how valuable these are one battery of the export version costs around $500 million dollars. The attached Podlet K1 Radar allows it to detect and strike aircraft up to 400km at an altitude of around 30km. This weapon is seen as one of Moscow's most prized assets so its destruction leaves the Crimean air defense network weakened.
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The loss of those two boats shows the importance of a naval fleet. With Turkey not allowing combat ships through, Russia only has what’s already there.
The Azov Sea fleet grows smaller.
Turkey is just abiding by well established treaties. If it allowed more Russian fleet, then they'd be forced to allow say Americans Frigates and cruisers (Carriers i believe are far too large to physically fit)
IDK seems more like a Naval fleet is a big expensive pincushion to be hit by shore based weaponry. Unless you can project air power to land there is no point.
@@granatmof carriers armed with air-launch nuclear missiles can fit through the Bosporus just fine. although they might need to activate their antiradiation sprinklers while passing through.
For Russia, the fleet is a red-headed stepchild that was always neglected. Russia is not a naval power, it's fleet is merely a coastal defense force.
Which is exactly the role it serves in this war.
If you know much at all about British Commando raids in World War 2 and other lesser known conflicts like the Falklands War...well...this reaks of British ops. So I would indeed believe this is the group that trained under the Brits. There was one particular raid in WW2 where British commandos landed on a German beach and while under fire they managed to hold the enemy off long enough for the engineers to literally take apart a radar dish of all things lol. They successfully made it back to their small fast boats and back to England with the equipment. Sounds like they studied commando operations and decided to imitate that raid to an extent.
Don't forget the raiding campaign the Britsh conducted against the Ottomans in WW1. Lawrence of Arabia, meet Lavrentiy of Crimea.
Another CZcamsr was exalting at the amphibious landing (and I understand why), but I had to point out that it felt much more like Vaagso or Lofoten Islands than D-Day.
It really is a textbook commando raid.
Anyway, the Wurzburg raid was not a beach landing by commandoes, it was an airborne drop by paras (the original 2 Para!) and the dismantling of the radar was not done under fire, well, not much fire. The evacuation was by boat, but the landing was by air. They were not Commandos.
Don’t forget that the base for Canadians special forces has been closed for “renovations” for years now and nobody really knows where our special forces are
So British are directly fighting Russia in this war, yes?
@@RomanVarlnot even close! Judging by how pathetic your forces are, if you had been fighting the British in Ukraine in a conventional non-nuclear war you would have been kicked back to behind your borders by now.
Regarding the gas rig raid - other sources say that the Ukrainian forces made it back safely, while Russia always claims it has destroyed the entire Ukrainian army several times over. What is clear however is that neither side currently has permanent presence on those rigs as they are too vulnerable for an attack.
Also it seems that the submarine is damaged even more than the ship and is likely beyond repair. And on top of that, it would take months to remove all this scrap metal from the dry docks, meaning they won't be able to service other ships. That's a double-whammy from Ukraine.
yeah i think especially the blockade of the docks is a problem, since they wont be able to do their usual rotations for a while now.
Yeah the loss of the dry dock probably hurts more than the kilo.
I heard they at some small garrisons on some of them. Like real small ones like 5 or 6 people or even less. More like forward observers then a treu garrison. Haven't got clue how reliable those rumore are though so they could be completly fake.
You can never trust any sources in these things, of course both sides are going to say they were successful. It’s wartime propaganda just like that ghost of Kiev bs
@@arturobianco848Russia was definitely using oil rigs as forward observation posts, and that's why they were equipped with radar and Communications equipment.
Thank you UK for the specialist training and continued support of Ukraine. Every country that values their freedom must do more to help Ukraine in their hour of need. Slava Ukraine.
Every country thay values their freedom should do more to fight the west
As a Brit I cas assure you EVERY ONE of us stands with Ukraine 100%. If it were up to me we would be sending even more weapons and aid there...if only we casually had another 1000 storm shadows laying about to give away!! no other weapon has been more instrumental in destoying high value targets far behing the enemies lines in this stage of the war where it is crucial to cripple ruZZias logistical hubs/high value targets etc. also glad to see the SCALP French version finally make some headlines although they shouldve arrived when the storm shadows did, but better late than never. every ukranian is in our thoughts and prayers (im not religious but i know my mother prays for ukraine every day). god bless and SLAVA UKRAINI 🇺🇦🇬🇧 !!
What he said ↑
Slava Ukraini
Sincerely, Another Brit
You're welcome!! We're more than happy to help and I'm pleased that the training your forces got from our lads will be put into use in successful actions like this.
@@mandero8842 Even U.S. Marines will admit that UK Marine Commandos have huge balls. And so do the Ukranians. The Ukranians have shown they can adapt and use training to achieve superior results. We need those F-16s in Ukraine now.
11:30 Disabling Starlink doesn’t affect GPS. It affects the drone command link.
Musk=trump=putin. Fascist ?
@@mickkelly6389Absolutely. Musk had to be forced by courts to turn over Trump texts to FBI bc he ignored the FBI warrant.
@@mickkelly6389yeah and Trump told Putin if you would invade Ukraine I'm going to send the full US military after Russia and that's why Putin waited till Biden became president to invade
@@mickkelly6389huhhhh???😂what are you smoking ?
@@mickkelly6389 Not to burst your ukraining propo bubble, but Musk, a private citizen, and Starlink, a private company, owe absolutely zero to the Ukrainian war effort. Ukraine is lucky to even have Starlink access, period.
Secondly, the US owes them absolutely nothing. The only reason the US is supporting them so much is because Bidens family fortune is on the line.
As an armchair pilot who has many times emptied my gun trying to strafe a speedboat in DCS world, It definitely is feasible for one to escape a fighter jet lol.
Especially if it’s busy firing MANPADS at you!
@@mduckernz Spot on with that observation md.
"Emptied my gun", huh? 😆
@mduckernz hell you could probably fit a decent size AA system like the avenger on some of the slightly larger patrol boats depending on how big they are. I mean hummers carry Avengers, which really aren't that large of a system. Toss one of those on a boat and you got yourself some reach.
@@jedimindtrix2142 Avenger HMMWV fires exactly the same missiles as the shoulder fired Stinger shoulder fired missiles so it's smarter to just have the portable units they can take off the boat and use on land if needed.
Dozens of “news” outlets with reporters and anchors who are paid six figures a year and the best geopolitical news available is from a fellow 11B from NY. Makes us all proud ❤
amen to that
this is the only channel to report how the russians straffed and destroyed a ukrainian raiding party in their boats
a loss of 50 highly trained elite ukrainian commandos is significant
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No Black Sea fleet, no need for a port. No need for a port, no need for Crimea. Russia can leave. There, that settles things.
5d chess
Lets just forget the massive untapped oilfield
yes, russians might consider staying in russia, and leaving their neighbors in peace, for an historic change!
@@DjDolHaus86 Which is basically useles unless you manage to get the oil out of the ground, transport it and are able to sell it. Any platforms and other static infrastructure are prime target for attack, and selling it is hard with the sanctions in place.
HAHAHAH a good way to start a day with a big hot cup of stupidity
This is honestly incredible. The balls you must have to get on an inflatable boat and cross the black sea right now, then _get off that mfer and walk around..._ This is some crazy shit man
You know the guy that was charged by a several hundred pound gorrila and didn't even flinch? He even says these guys have massive balls.
Eh? Iran tries it all the time. And its not like they went without intel that the fleet wasn't in place.
@@jamesbrisendine chuck norris goes to him for marital advice
@@jamesbrisendine They certainly have balls of steel.
@@goldenhate6649 Even if the fleet isn't there, it's still a landing on enemy territory where a lot of their forces are located (and a fat guy in his underwear and flip flops).
Love that you brought up St Nazaire I am grateful you gave me the opportunity to learn about it thank you. Though and not being snobby its no where near in terms of scale and sacrifice, St Nazaire had a population of 50 000 80 years ago.. That's like a Kherson city raid atleast in modern termage. Less than 1/3 made it back to UK shores. I can imagine though the sacrifice Ukranians make are just as heroic not knowing if you dying during this one skirmish in one town might change anything.
Jeremy Clarkson made a great documentary about it called the greatest raid of all time. Its on CZcams
Royal Marines and SAS were also doing train-up duty in Ft Hood and Polk/JRTC alongside US instructors for us in 1st CAV before we deployed to Baghdad in '04.
Cappy, that was a well produced video on Ukrainian strategic moves in the Black Sea. Good images, clear explanations, especially the anti aircraft systems, (for a non military person like me). What an exciting time in history to be alive! 🇺🇦🇺🇸🇦🇺🇯🇵🇬🇧
"Exciting"? Careful what you wish for.
NAFO Fellas will be the first to go
Perhaps an exciting & precarious time
@@paulhusby8344Exciting is exactly what I'd call it. The world is in such a terrible state right now, this is the first bit of good news we've had in maybe 10 or 15 years. The first real attack back against dictatorships and a real step forward for democracy.
It's also really serving to keep China and North Korea in check.
I imagine millions of Ukrainians and Russians would prefer less excitement, especially Ukrainians.
Russia: Ukranian raid achieved nothing. We stopped it with just one guy in his underwear. All our radar installations are fine.
Rest of World: So you are saying that Ukranian missiles went right through your totally functioning radar and anti-air systems right into Sevastopol like it was nothing? Because that's worse. You do see how that's worse, right?
I read this as a Habitual Linecrosser short.
weird me too... @@airplanenut89
Its like their story with the Moskva, is it worst that they had an "Accidental" fire and couldn't save their own ship due to incompetence or that they got hit by a home grown ukrainian missile and sank.
Incompetency definently played a role but listing that as the only reason the Moskva sunk doesn't seem any better than the truth.
@@DivusMagus the shift in blame on incompetency definitively makes it look worse in comparison, not sure what went through the mind of the PR team on that day
@@polygonalfortress Only thing I could possibly think of is they want to make people think their equipment is still really good and blame it on troops since they don't sell troops but do sell equipment which is a huge industry for Russia. But that ship has more than set sail everyone can see how "quality" their equipment is at this point.
3:13 Unless I'm mistaken, that's the SBS (Special Boat Service) base at Poole, Dorset. If the SBS have been passing their skills onto the Ukrainians, then Russia is in a for a world of pain
You are one of my triad of CZcams channels for keeping up with events in Ukraine. I also view the Denys Davydov and Perun channels. All three are excellent channels.
The Russian Dude is also on the ball with events in Ukraine.
reporting from ukraine is pretty awesome too, better than denys...
Look Up History Legends. He made Same video but really different
"trained by Royal Marines" - yes, but it likely went beyond that, the Special Boat Service are UK special forces equivalent to the SAS, recruited mostly from the Royal Marines. This operation is absolutely classic SBS.
By strength and guile
So British are directly fighting Russia, yes?
why are the brittish training nazis?
@@Alfsrapedungeon because they would train (and have been) even monkeys, if they would fight for (instead) of them
@@Alfsrapedungeon Nobody said they were training the Russians..?
Its hard to be proud of much nowadays in my country, but the one exception is the help and training we have given Ukraine. We got that right! 🇬🇧
Why did you lose faith? Military spending is always high.
Which training? The one that sent this poor men to the minefields? So professional, such tactical
Which country
@@user-wm1lx7eo8z By the time this war is done there wont be any Ukrainian men between the age of 18 and 40 left. You're already seeing adds for marrying Ukrainian women on TV and the internet, I find these adds a little tacky. I guess the solution is to use Ukranian women aged between 18-40 in combat.
Yeah, you must be proud. Russia breaks the Nazis during WW2, losing twenty-seven million people in the process, and you're proud that the U. K. is training (Neo-Nazis) to attack them? 🤦🥸
Love that you mentioned the St Nazaire raid of WW2, pronounciation made me laugh though 😂. Operation Chariot was one of the most incredible and fantastic stories of WW2!
Jeremy Clarkson made an amazing documentary on Operation Chariot which is on CZcams I believe. Named 'The Greatest Raid of All'
The greatest raid of all is aptly named!
I like it when you talk about current operations. We all know how difficult it is to produce so fast. Good job.
Well, since those StormShadows flew right into Sevastopol I'd say those radars were down
Three out of ten stormshadows made it the other 7 were shot down. Regardless, radar not down and ukraine still has success!
@@intractablemaskvpmGyRussia claims 10. We don’t know how many were fired. Would be interesting to have confirmation.
@@mduckernz I couldn't easily find how many stormshadows were sent to ukraine. IIRC it was around 300? Which I thought was pitiful. Not something they would splash around as the stockpile wouldn't last long. But three hits? That tells me they sent more than that, at least. Maybe not ten but 5 or 4. I'm always open to new views on a situation
@@intractablemaskvpmGy I think there is video footage of something being intercepted during the attack. Dunno if it was a drone or missle tho.
@@intractablemaskvpmGy If the Uk sent 300 Storm Shadows you would assume the French would send the same or perhaps a few more out of French National pride. But what is still unknown is how many decoys were sent with the actual missiles. It has also been reported that with other attacks the Ukraine has padded out the number of decoys with other stuff like drunes and even really old SA2 missiles to divert attention in a different direction from the main attack. So even if Russian report that they shot down 7 out of 10 "attacks" is correct its possible even probable that not all the 7 attacks shot down were Storm Shadow/Sculp. In may ways this type of mixed attack seems like a throw back to US Navy tactics in WW2 were they would throw in a first wave of high attitude dive bombers to try and drag up the Japanese CAP and AA fire then try to slip in a low level attack with torpedo bombers.
Our Royal Marines and SAS are unrivalled. Best in the world.
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Yea they’re very skilled, all the American troops have very good things to say about the Royal Marines and SAS! We all know the Brits love fighting lol, it could be with your fists or guns and missiles. The Brits are always down for a fight lol.
Nope. They are good, just as good as any other special force but certainly not any better.
Have you any knowledge about what the SAS selection process is aĺ about?
@@Countryboy071 Yes. Pretty much the same as any other elite special forces. That's why they are elite and special. Like all other forces of that kind.
Thanks for the update.
Chris, I appreciate the deep analysis. It’s good to understand better the motivation behind these risky attacks. Thanks for the hard work!
I appreciate it too, mostly. But when he talks about things outside his wheel house(as he does more & more now days) he makes a fool of himself, & misinforms his viewers. Ex. from this video "NEBO-M has detection range of 2800 MILES". It's closer to 1700 *KM* . Also his saying implying Starlink connectivity has something to do with GPS(it doesn't, GPS is a seperate satellite constellation run by US military) He also is getting political, even if he pretends not to be. Constantly pushing his border/cartel & "Chinese communist party" narratives.
All glory to Ukraine, and thank you Britain for helping!
I would guess that the British SBS ( special boat service) were involved in training the Ukrainians- this type of operation is exactly what they do
Norwegian, Dutch and British commandos have been the trainers.
The SBS all come from the Royal Marine Commandos. And the Commandos all train in small unit raiding. However, the SBS specialise in oil rig operations.
As much as it is iconic I wouldn't have chosen St Nazaire as the last time SAS conducted amphibious attacks. Many where conducted during the Falklands war most by helicopter a few by boat with mixed results. Just like St Nazaire "who dares wins" but a lot die.
@@cgourin The SAS had nothing to do with St Nazaire, it was a Royal Navy/Commando operation
@@aaronleverton4221 right! but still somewhat the foundation of modern special forces
Thank you for the update. Much appreciated.
Congratulations on over 1 million subs, you're definitely earning it with the excellent content you make.
Keep making these damn good videos & keep making them ends👍
I know people joke about clicking a video as fast as it comes out, but this is the fastest I’ve clicked on a video in a long time. Out of curiosity and of this being a significant moment in history
Imagine what the Ukrainian military could do with even more equipment.
End the war honestly if they had more air support earlier
@jameslopez9661 Doubtful. Removing mines is still a slow process and Russian air defenses would limit many of the advantages.
Lose all of our money??
@@badluck5647 true. But they've been doing pretty well against Soviet forces this far...
@@blackhatch46"WAAHHH!! ALL OF OUR MONEY!" 😂😂😂
Always excellent reporting T&P Staff!!
Thanks! Excellent reporting.
It should be noted that “range” isn’t really the true range. The S-400 can maybe see that far (Russia is known for overselling its capabilities so I am a bit hesitant to accept this number) but it sees that far very weakly. By that I mean we know its approximate power consumption and, well, it won’t be able to see a bee flying at mach-Jesus at that claimed range
It has 2 radars active and passive, the passive radar can see far and find stealth craft but cannot engage at all
Even if it can see, it can't aquire a lock to guide a missile at that range either.
The range for systems like these is usually is the claimed maximum linear range against an airplane-style target typically traveling past M1.0 above 50,000ft. Probably a fairly large target like a cargo plane if it's a real tested metric. None of the ranges given for any military missile system are factual.
@@lawyermahaprasad
Again, with what we know about the radar, it doesn’t have enough power to actually see a bee flying at mach-Jesus at those ranges. Passive radars can see stealth fighters. We have known this for a while. But that doesn’t solve this specific issue
@@jloiben12turkey got kicked off from the f35 program to get s400, I don’t like Russia or turkey but these rockets sound good.
I’m so happy getting the Ukrainian updates again! Can we get the battle map update videos again too?
Check The Enforcer for map updates
That would show that Russia is winning and these counteroffensives are all failures. So no, you can't see that.
@-V-_-V- lmao cope Russian bot. Kings and generals shows the live battle map and ukraine has finally broken through the defensive line and is regaining bahkmut. Love them fascist tears
@LuiBei1994 Ukraine's Vladimir has also shut down their free press, outlawed political parties, and canceled their elections. Both sides are not free countries.
@@johnyewtube2286 literally all these things happen when a country is under martial law. Probably caused by idk A FUCKING WAR
Cappy Thanks for keeping us informed
Thanks Chris! Another home run!
Very interesting and proud the Uk trained UKR Commandoes are handing it to the enemy. Keep up the great work :)
God bless the Royal Marines and Ukrainian forces that conducted the raid! WOW!
Outstanding report, Dhris! Great detail1!
Thanks for spending the time to create and share this content
Good to chuckle in all the horror - the Ukrainians are truly incredible, daring, courageous, brilliant. Keep going Ukraine. I don't know how they are expected to conduct their counter offensive with virtually no air cover.
You mean NATO using Ukrainian cannon fodder is truly incredible ?
“brilliant”? I’m not seeing that one.
@@jollypolly1686Are you suggesting that NATO enter the fight in full earnest?
@@Sinyao No. Just NATO supplies, NATO weaponry & ammo, NATO financial/economic/diplomatic backing, NATO training and most importantly NATO intelligence.
@@jollypolly1686so what you are saying that afghan army should have been one of the best in the world since they received all of that from US over a decade lol
Regardless of whether or not they destroyed one of those radar installations, keeping the success of the recent strike on Sevastopol It's pretty clear to most people that they at least made it move which opened up a gap for them to get cruise missiles through
Excellent analysis. Thank you for your and Mr. Burden's hard work.
FYI, starlink satellites do not act as GPS as the video suggests. They transmit at an entirely different band
Or maybe those amphibious raids did punch a hole in the Crimean air defence bubble, enough for a storm shadow or two to squeeze through and take out the naval assets...
Ngl, Ukrainians are going to be OP asf with all this tech and training. Perfect ally to have in Europe.
They are going to be in massive debt and were a willing participant in China's belt and road initiative. They Ukrainian president has already blackmailed the west for money after the war by saying that he will sell out to China if the west does not give him more money.
They got a litteral kit bash army. From hilux with maxim to near top of the line missile systems.
Nicely done! Thank you!
That was some of the most comprehensive and thorough coverage of the Ukrainian conflict around Crimea that I have seen to date. Well done.
Kudos to britts 🇬🇧 and Ukrainians 🇺🇦 💪
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Yep, the Britts are no joke!!!
@mikehinson5935 ♥️Hi 👋 I think of britts 🇬🇧 as big hug to the old family 🇺🇸 ♥️ lol
Those were perfect shots!!! Storm Shadows and Neptune missiles are wreaking havoc in the Black sea. I hope all countries that bought S400 Triumph from Russia kept their receipts...
The S-400 is a good SAM system. In fact every single Russian equipment is good in design.
However it's the user who has massive skill issue.
@@darnit1944 This has often been the case with Soviet and Russian gear, especially after the USSR collapsed. The design of these systems is often very good although serious manufacturing issues, often as a result of corruption (this is particularly true of post-Soviet Russia). Where things really go wrong is when they're handed over to the military, as this is when the neglect and theft starts - if the kit is still working when it gets used, it's often not used properly in a doctrinal sense and the personnel operating it are seriously undertrained.
the absolute balls these guys displayed - salute
Very useful video - keep up the good work!
this was a super exciting video to watch. Obviously, hearing about the good guys hitting the bad guys hard is fun, but Cappy has gotten so good at covering several sources of information, painting a broad and informative image for us in these concise videos. Great job Cappy, love to see your and the channel becoming more refined and improved. Also, slick frickin thermal sponsor bro tell them you lost it in a boating, er, willard seaforce accident and you cannot return their loaner model.
Someone gobbled up that propaganda, talking about good and bad guys, now....
Yes. Seeing America try to start wwiii is great. This was a purely nato strike. Ukraine had no contributions
@@LibertyGoose Vatnyk Get out of Ukraine and there won't be a problem.
@@johnord684there will be a problem, because NATO is in Ukraine.
@@LibertyGoose Yup, people forget Putin can press a button and kill every living thing in the US. I really don't think its a great idea to play around with ww3.
Great reporting! And thank you for your service, Sir! 😊🇺🇸🇺🇸
Well done as always!
Love your videos. Thanks for sharing all this great information.
Best Report ( From My P.O.V. ) You've ever put out so far ! Great thorough Imformation, covering a lot of Very possible Insider Information !! A+
Really appreciate the no BS analysis.
Oh you sweet summer child😅
@@big_petebear8535 ?
Excellent explanation of what is actually happening. Thank you.
Great analysis - nice job!
This was a really good video. I liked that balance, showing Ukr and Rus comments and opinions.
Such a great piece.
Thank you for your service, and keeping my family which is large free 👊 you are still serving weither you know it or not cheers 👍
Free all of Ukraine !
It's not just a matter of diverting resources from the Zaporizhzhia region. It's also getting troops stationed in Crimea, at the end of a vulnerable supply line. Every soldier that's there means more supplies that have to be sent, and every truck that has to go through southern Ukraine is a potential target. If Ukraine can hit enough of those trucks, it can exhaust Russia's capacity to produce the means of war.
The Kerch has a railroad on it. A lot of trucks and trains supply Crimea.
@@user-qs7ug4pl9k Yes it does, and it's in range a lot of Ukrainian weapons so Russia would rather not rely on it.
@@user-qs7ug4pl9k The Kerch has also proven to be vulnerable to drone strikes and partisan attack. That said, it's a dubious victory, since in a pinch the Azov Sea can be used to ship supplies over.
No, it won't. Russia is Russia, and Ukraine is Ukraine the size and difference in man power decid wars, not individual battles. This will serve its purpose to prolong this shit show at the expense of Ukraine's future and youth. I have family and friends there, anyone with something to their name has liquidated and fled or is in the process of doing so.
@@alexshtyn6336Yep. And land is cheap cheap in ukraine. I actually thought about buying up land for cheap if I could, in the obvious ideals that the war will end and people will come back… however regardless of a sound idea or not, Ukraine’s being destroyed beyond recognition as each day drones on.
Great job once again!
Thank you CC.
God 💪 Bless 👊 Ukraine 🇺🇦
A very enlightening video. Good channel here. Definitely not "click bait."
Epic Video. Thanks
Good info, thanks
Your videos are getting better and better. Good job!
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Well done. Very informative without a redundant / repetitive stock photo barage of crapolla.
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Love your videos. I watch each of them. Very well researched and informative. Thank you
Another great analysis mate! Yes Mick Ryan is one of our clever ones
What one can accomplish with friends.
Well done the UK. Keep up the support and training of the Ukraine commandos.
Great job! This whole story is pretty nuts
Excellent report. Thankyou. 👍👍👍👍💪💪💪💪💪💪
Russia is a Nation of firsts. Launching SPUTNIK into Space. And now has achieved another first maneuver in military history. Losing the Black Sea to an enemy with no Navy.
Slava Ukraini 💙💛
Sputnik was a Soviet effort, so Ukraine can claim that as part of their history as well
First comment actually 👋 your face
Ukraine’s battle tactic of using cheap drones to lure the S-400 into using up its ammunition & then hitting the S-400 with a cruise missile is genius! Taiwan is taking notes.
@@tringuyen7519 the real question is can they do that again
Also the first nation in the history of humankind to lose a submarine in trench warfare 😂
Amazing video keep up the work!
Great contet (again)! I always like your videos. KUDOS
Excellent summary!
Thanks Chappie! Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦💗🔥☘️
the 4 boats that Russia claimed to be destroyed did not actually get destroyed and there is videos of them firing MANPADS at the jets and the jets bingo fueled and left
Very accurate correction to that Russian B/S bollocks.
Russia has reported in mass media the destruction of boats many times. No one knows which video refers to which news and how many real boats there were.
Great topic for a video everyone else missed. 😊
Great report, as always.
this is what everyone has to and should understand. a tank without soldiers around is just a piece of metal... an easy target. a ship without the systems it relies upon is just a floating piece of metal, that is also an easy target. the safety of any asset is reliant on "additional" personnel or/and systems... this is balance. the wisdom is integration of these resources and in the scope of their actions. slava ukraine!
The bad taste of USSR history helps harden Ukraine's determination. One difference is Ukrainian's willingness to fight in order to free themselves of oppression. Different than a conflict like Vietnam or Afghanistan. Ukrainian leadership and determination continue to turn the path of world history and foil Putinology.
@@richarddarcy6945 the thing is, Ukraine is absolutely part of the repulsive USSR history. (Though much of the Ukrainian people were also victims of the communist rule in Moscow)
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@richarddarcy6945 I hate Putin. But you have to understand if you are neighboring an empire, there're things that you can and cannot do. Had the ukrainians understood that, 400k plus kias would be alive today in ukraine, and 14 million people wouldn't had run away from Ukraine. And Crimea would be ukrainian. Very simple really.
@@betterseatsinc2010 Oh, Like Cuba, Mexico and Canada. Russia ain't no supper anything. Never was. Boo.
CORRECTION: Starlink provides *DATA* connectivity, not GPS (which is provided by a constellation launched and maintained by the US government)
Great video!
Another very informative video with professional analysis and delivery!
More good news. Send them the much needed heavy ordnance. Slava Ukraini! 🇨🇦🇺🇦
Good thinking, thanks.
Great content thank you
Well presented episode. Good job.
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Good stuff. Thank you. 😎
Good work Sir. Keep it up.
There's absolutely no doubt those Ukrainian soldiers were trained by British Royal Marine Commandos, and dare I say it, the SBS.
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