The Heat Novohrodivka Fallen In 4 Days Vuhledar Direction Has Collapsed Military Summary 2024.08.27
By Military Summary
This video describes the military situation in Ukraine on the 27th of August 2024.
Here’s what others had to say:
@msunny3307
I feel so bad for Ukrainian soldiers fighting for Black Rock and the Nato warmongers.
@just_a_turtle_chad
The Kursk adventure has turned into the Pokrovsk disaster for Ukraine!!!
@erwinfijneman1035
Giving free money to a gambler who is having a losing streak like Zelensky takes insanity to a new level.
@cristianmorstabilini7826
Zelensky criticising Russia bombing Its own villages Is utter BS the should look at what his Regime Did Since 2014
@jackzgb1232
One of the problem with NATO is that 500.000 soldiers have to act as they are from one country and pretend to fighting for the same cause.
500.000 Russians does not need to act like they are from one country and they always fight for the same cause.
@Princip666
The Kursk copium baloon is deflating with loud farting sound, while the front in Donbass continues collapsing. It’s not going well for banderites, to put it mildly.
@achillesheel7314
Think tanks (Rand Corporation, CSIS) ought to be investigated and prosecuted by The International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague for their criminal role in orchestrating and abetting this proxy war in the Ukraine.
@young749Au
SOME THOUGHTS OF A UKRAINIAN SOLDIER ON THE EASTERN FRONT:
Best troops pulled out for the Kursk offensive, Russians aggressively advancing, Too many lost comrades, Too close to death too often, Few or no experienced reserves, No retreat order when in a meat grinder, No retreat order when circled, Too much incoming fire, Will I be evacuated if wounded?, Will I get shot in the back or blown up by the AFU if I have to surrender?, No rotation, Major supply roads cut, No air support, Little competent command left, No electricity back home, no more orthodox church back home, too many Russian drones, Zelensky and associates set for life financially with billions from the West, No idea what I will do or can do after the war, especially if I get seriously wounded, No way to get safely home except by becoming seriously wounded or dead, family members being forced to the front without adequate training or support, being blamed as a traitor if I retreat or surrender even though my life and the life of my comrades hangs in the balance, being blamed for loss of territory when my command is most incompetent at best.
What is a Ukrainian soldier to do?
@alexmarra6656
Forward Mother Russia 🇷🇺 is unstoppable! Support from Brazil
@drb996
If your family member was a part of the military but they’ve gone missing and you live in a nato nation then call the SBU to report them as missing. Maybe they can direct you to their grave site
@klausbinder9048
Ukraine has been Europe’s biggest money-eater for decades. All of Europe is paying the price and others are rubbing their hands. Poor Europe! What role will we play on the world stage in the future?!
@vecioalpin8998
Your battlefield report are very accurate, but your speculation on EU is wrong. Recent polls show that public opinion in EU countries is leaning toward a diplomatic solution to the war. Majority of people DO NOT believe Ukraine has any chance to win the war. Sooner or later politician will be forced to accept this reality or… lose popular support. People in EU is tired of this war and DO NOT want to give more money to Zelensky cause they know he is corrupted and no democratic at all.
@nightelfuser
The AFU are retreating from the Eastern front because they know there aren’t any reinforcements coming. As soon as some of them bite the dust, they immediately withdraw, which is why the RUAF are advancing almost uncontested. There’s no point in holding the position if nobody is going to help them out.
@charlie15627
Kiev is beginning to suffer from a serious shortage of adequately trained troops and modern military equipment.
The vast majority of their defensive lines are manned by people who were dragged off the street and given 3 days of training. They’ve got a few trained and motivated extremists thrown in the mix and a few blocking units thrown behind them.
While I can believe Zelenski would play a stupid game for money, like you’ve described, I don’t think that’s the whole story. Kiev can no longer hold back Russia and they’re pulling whatever tricks they can think of, just to get all the money they can before the end.
@alfredwhite7773
Ukrainian reports are indicating the manpower situation is so poor that they basically have no one available to dig more fortifications in Selydove. If this is the case we could be looking at a serious breakthrough. Then the Russians might as well start moving towards Pavlohrad and go all the way to the Dnieper river.
@LostBeagle
The Ukrainian disaster is caused entirely because Ukraine stopped importing Russian shovels 2 years ago
@achillesheel7314
There is no glory to be had in dying for Western Interest conjured up by policymakers of Aspen and Rand Corporation.
@tropolite
How did Russia sacrifice Kursk for the Main Frontline? They are moving forward much faster, you said that in the beginning of this clip Dima. Russia sacrificed Nothing. They did Not send personnel from the main frontline to Kursk, Ukraine did, many personnel. Russia has got Ukraine mostly managed in Kursk and Ukraine is running out of fuel, munitions, manpower and ideas in Kursk now that Russia has just about established their Meat Grinder to accommodate the Ukrainian personnel now stuck in the Kursk region.
The ONLY thing Zelensky did in Kursk was piss off Putin, not embarrassing him but tilting Putin’s resolve to speed up the destruction of Ukrainian personnel and their munitions once, for all. By the time this is come to it’s conclusion the EU, UK and quite possibly the US/NATO will be happy Zelensky dug his own pit because they’ve just about had enough of his extortion and coercion.
@GeniusofAfrica
NATO and blackrock ; alongside US military industrial complex should be held accountable for all these menace
@istinagy5835
Money does not kill enemy. Money itself will solve nothing, this is life, not a videogame.
If there are no weapons available – and there no items for sale – money is good for nothing but buying some houses in London.
@murhis
Dima, just a wild guess as to why Ukrainians are retreating in Pokrovsk’s direction: they moved their strongest and most of their forces to Kursk. Collapsing is just going to accelerate even more. It’s over.
@veljkocetnik3050
Analysis is wrong this time – Ukraine couldnt organize Kursk offensive without NATO. So everybody knew, they miscalculated. This will force their hand to up the antics – the worse the situation the bigger the escalation will be. Its going toward the major conflict between NATO and Russia.
@stlouisix1
The Ukrainian military’s incursion into Russia’s Kursk Region has cost it dearly, with Kiev’s forces suffering 6,600 casualties and losing 73 tanks in their cross-border offensive, according to the latest figures published by the Russian Defense Ministry.
In the three weeks since the incursion began, Ukraine has lost more than 6,600 troops, 73 tanks, 34 infantry fighting vehicles, 62 armored personnel carriers, 432 armored fighting vehicles, and 201 other motor vehicles, the ministry announced on Tuesday.
Russian forces have also destroyed 45 artillery guns and 13 multiple-launch rocket systems, including four US-provided HIMARS launchers, the ministry added. – RT
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