Russian SUMMER OFFENSIVE Featuring: Historylegends 

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Мы не делаем трейлеры к наступлению

@@V3G4N01 xaxaxaxaxa

ТСССССССССССССССС! планы любят тишину! :D

@@V3G4N01 ходят слухи что мосфильм снимает трейлер но из за бюрократии и монтажа он выйдет на большие экраны в 2037 году так что ждём :3

Right on points;

VIVA Both of our LEGENDS!!

Both are too slava Z sometimes. Might be nice to get someone on a more pro-ukrainian side for contrast!

Most acurate maybe is DPA. But these 2 guys still make it more viewer acustomized. Really good work.

Suriyak is most accurate tbh but Weeb Union has the best map without a doubt.

Russia solved safety problem by enlistment of criminals in their military meanwhile Ukrainians regime is grabbing civilians like criminals to fight in the war against their will. All this is happening in 21st Century Europe .

These guys and dpa are my favorites, dpa's open mics are great as well.

Cry more​@@michalzajic8602

​@@michalzajic8602 cry more

@@michalzajic8602 don't worry, it's unlikely that the front line will move back to the Dnieper. The Ukrainian army will not be able to retreat for so long; it will lose the ability to resist in an organized manner before this 😁

@@michalzajic8602Keep crying buddy.

More like milk, but hes still based😂

The United States and its European allies are experiencing the consequences of outsourcing their strategic industries, demilitarizing their armed forces and picking fights they can't win.

Last year Bulgaria got caught moving stuff unannounced people think they only sent stuff that they announced

Indeed. The whole narrative about shell shortage being the reason for Russian success is all a story to cope with the fact Ukraine is, and have been for a long time, losing the attrition war despite full western support. They just can't outproduce the Russians and throwing this new money at it will only paper the cracks temporarily.

Exaxtly... I and I seriously doubt that Ukraine will receive anything thst will make any impact whatsoever. And I certainly doubt that Ukraine will be able to shoot down Russian jets ever again (I don't think many people even believe those last ridiculous claims made by Ukraine made a month or so ago are true)

​@@PeacefulRallyCar-pw3csprobably not. Neither the ukes or ruskies play chess at that kind of level. The ukes got clapped that's it

This was an hour long? Felt like 15 minutes. Time flies when you are a having fun or actually learning.

He is an honest man

a weeb who doesnt pretend hes tough guy is better than all the internet trolls on ukraine side

He don't look like an Union to me tho

Also sounds like the most unenthusiastic reading from a teleprompter ever. What a stark contrast to HistoryLegends.

@@Oktokolo It's okay if you want to listen while you're doing something else, kinda like the radio news

kosovo is albania

Kosovo is Serbia

@@juxhinshehu9637 Косово 🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸

@@milosobilic981 Albania :) move on

Kosovo is is a independent country 😊

50:00 History Legends listening to NATO Danish preparations for its one brigade, priceless

No step back is practically already happening in the UA side.

John Helmer (dancing with bears) called this war „the last battle of the second world war.“ A completely reasonable hypothesis in my opinion. Remember the canadian parliament incident, were a former Waffen-SS soldier got standing ovations, for example. With this said, it is clear were we are heading.

Wagner in Africa is literally called Afrika Korp now lol

@@vlad_47 are they abteilung or kampfgruppe?🤣🤣

Gonzalo Lira ! I missed the guy !

The principle holds but Ukraine inherited lots and lots of mines from USSR so certain directions (like Russa-Ukraine border) are extremely, extremely heavily mined.

@@ImperativeGames mines is not a big problem if almost all enemy troops behind mines already destroyed by your artillery, missiles, drones and FABs)

Классическая классика :3

​@@ImperativeGamesThe Russian Krasnopolye weapon easily copes with mines

@@ImperativeGames good point, i was wondering why Russia was not invading in the North and from Belarus

Well, he didn't specify the year, so he still can be right

kind of a muslim beard

@@jardanijovonovich7317it’s is he’s stated as such.

@@jesseterrell2109he’s a Muslim? I was wondering if he is an orthodox christian

​@@larrycera9276weeb union is a Muslim. Big love to both wee Union and history legends

@@larrycera9276 Salafi obv.

Why? Better artillery cover?

@@artembolshakov3901 wouldnt know that. I guess ukranians ran outta ammo

The US never thought defense systems were important due to its geographic location. However they are quickly learning when fighting peer opponents, just how important they are. The problem is the US wont be able to build a competitive replacement before 2030.

Ironically it's the Soviet era S300 and Tor they want from the Greeks because those systems actually work.

Just a small correction - according to wiki, Patriot battery cost 1b domestically, but *over 2B* when exported. Same with missiles, export is double price

Also, the US isnt just obliged to itself but to a tonload of various middle eastern and east asian states to provide Patriot batteries. NATO partners waiting in line aswell. Ukraine is last on the Patriot-list, I think Isreal made that clear already 6 months ago.

And Donetzk still needs water from Seversky Donec and needs it badly. Water supply from Don is not enough. People in the city spend nearly 10 year getting water twice a week for a few hours.

The liberation of the northern parts is necessary. First, it is to protect the residents of the Russian Belgorod region, and most importantly, the water supply to Donetsk, which was blocked by the Kiev Janissaries of NATO.

I don't think Russia is trully conserned about being either "invader" or "liberator". Moreover, Kharkiv military administration still existing, so no reason for them not to try to incorporate Kharkiv oblast as well.

Yes. The SMO objectives are clear.

Yes, but it must be noted tho that Russia operates in Kharhov region already in the Kupyanst sector.

He looks like wicket, man. Like wicket

il est clair que ne saches pas ce qu'il s'y passe réellement, ils ont une vision occidentale, ces mêmes anglo-saxons sionistes qui organisent le génocide palestinien dans Gaza. mais encore, que sais-tu de ce conflit en Palestine ?

Neverland flag 😂😂😂😂😂

How is the intifada forming and going in the west? Any updates?

@@louisoost121 Les pays dits "occidentaux" sont les complices de ces sionistes criminels, l'intifada s'adresse donc à eux aussi !

Watching two pro-russian channels doesn’t make the information true.

I have similar thoughts... The era of being able to secretly mass an army for a surprise are gone...

That's how I see it too. It is actually ongoing and will pick up with more intensity as the weather improves.

I think similar. In my opinion, most likely Russia did not plan a specific offensive scenario in a certain direction. Russia has accumulated sufficient reserves in several key places along the entire front line, and has all the necessary means of responding to any change in the situation anywhere on the front. Russia will continue to put pressure on the entire front line and take those actions required by the current situation and conditions in any specific part of the front in order to most effectively exploit any possible weaknesses of the enemy’s defense in this place. I think the Russian General Staff has developed not an offensive plan, but a something like universal algorithm for the most effective actions for all main types of possible situations, in order to obtain maximum benefit and advantage from this situation. So I think even the Russian General Staff does not know exactly how this offensive will develop. This will depend more on the Ukrainian army and its condition. Where the defense turns out to be weakest or where the Ukrainian Armed Forces make the most mistakes, that’s where the Russian army will develop the collapse of the Ukrainian defense. Each such collapse will add up to the previous one and grow like a snowball. A series of collapses at the tactical level will add up to a larger collapse at the operational level. And I think that there are 2 options for what the final collapse of the entire defense of Ukraine will look like. If several operational-level collapses occur along the entire front line, then most likely they will turn into a relatively simultaneous gradual collapse along the entire front line at once. If only 1 operational-level collapse occurs, then it will continue to grow like a snowball. And it will probably look something like those notorious big arrow offensive.

@@morfeicheg I agree....

@@maryginger4877 Unless you have so much force everywhere and are attacking/probing practically everywhere. Then its easier to hide some forces and add them to existing ones for a main blow on a certain sector.

Чем дальше от фронта тем громче патриоты особенно после литра пива :3

True, but opening a new front so far away from the existing supply infrastructure in the main fighting zones will also be a burden for Russia. Relying on Belarus to keep a supply line open could also prove problematic as seen in 2022. Furthermore, even if fortifications are minimal and Ukrainian units manning them are relatively inexperienced, expecting Russia to advance along the E391 to Kyiv is just unrealistic because they need to guard a lot of flanks which requires more troops than they are estimated to have for the proposed offensive. In my opinion, Russia's eventual operational goal is crossing the Dnipro to secure their supply line in Crimea. The Kharkiv offensive will just be a maskirovka for Izyum-Lyman which in turn will be set up as a maskirovka for central-southern Donetsk. Of course this won't just happen overnight but rather in several gradual processes which will take months if not more.

@@rizkydarmawan6540 I don't mean that they would drive straight to Kiev on the E391 highway. Rather they would move towards Kiev and expand the front as they go. The main supply wouldn't be from Belerus but it would add additional supply. Making a push 40 km would already open 2nd logistics. Russia wouldn't even need to plan on getting to Kiev, or even holding ground long term. From the moment Russia crosses the border Ukraine will assume Kiev is the objective. They will start planning for moving forces to block.

Or make a three way split screen w maps taking up half

they are full of themselves, thats why nobody liked them in the history.

In Hebrew. In sites like antiwar you're allowed to say for example, "but that guy is WHITE so of course he'll say that!" or "Ukrainians are NAZIS!" But you aren't allowed to say that Blinken, Larry Fink, Biden donor Sam Bankman-Fried, etc are Jews and that it would impact their view on certain policies, or call them Zionists. So I'll write "I saw that interview with Antony Blinken in Hebrew" instead.

Hatespeech Ban this man

Goy vey You’re not supposed to notice

In the first Ukrainian constitution, it says that their elites are Khazarian. I kid you not. Look it up.

47th did not evacuate and all died a couple of days ago.awful.

the 47th got demolished

Agreed I think it's going to nlbe a couple mid size offensives or they will concentrate on dontsk oblation Kharkov and the northern region to heavily guarded and dug in

It's a lot harder but not impossible, can only really be achieved from a large settlement or group of settlements with the capability to hide men and equipment, and in small leapfrog steps between those areas all along the front, but I do agree it's unlikely to happen. Probably just ramping up the tactics of elite storm troops breaking through and basic trained recruits holding the new gains.

No need for a surprise. Russia has the numbers and the superior firepower

In my opinion, most likely Russia did not plan a specific offensive scenario in a certain direction. Russia has accumulated sufficient reserves in several key places along the entire front line, and has all the necessary means of responding to any change in the situation anywhere on the front. Russia will continue to put pressure on the entire front line and take those actions required by the current situation and conditions in any specific part of the front in order to most effectively exploit any possible weaknesses of the enemy’s defense in this place. I think the Russian General Staff has developed not an offensive plan, but a something like universal algorithm for the most effective actions for all main types of possible situations, in order to obtain maximum benefit and advantage from this situation. So I think even the Russian General Staff does not know exactly how this offensive will develop. This will depend more on the Ukrainian army and its condition. Where the defense turns out to be weakest or where the Ukrainian Armed Forces make the most mistakes, that’s where the Russian army will develop the collapse of the Ukrainian defense. Each such collapse will add up to the previous one and grow like a snowball. A series of collapses at the tactical level will add up to a larger collapse at the operational level. And I think that there are 2 options for what the final collapse of the entire defense of Ukraine will look like. If several operational-level collapses occur along the entire front line, then most likely they will turn into a relatively simultaneous gradual collapse along the entire front line at once. If only one operational-level collapse occurs, then it will continue to grow like a snowball. And it will probably look something like those notorious big arrow offensive.

Agreed. And it's a pretty long front line. The russian have consolidated in the south and focus mainly on the north. I think they push and watch the back push on various points of conflict. If the backpush is not there they continue. It is a pretty good strategy so far. Solid. No surprises just constant pressure.

Their new defenses kind of remind me of the Atlantic Wall the NAZI's built and not in a good way. Too much border and not enough men, they can't possibly secure it all. When the Russians built their defenses they had many many months and weren't getting bombed from the air every day. I don't think the Russians will have a hard time finding a weak spot and penetrating deep into Ukraine.

Trenches are very good at holding back infantry, and much better than nothing.

Думаю зеленского все же держат в заложниках представители НАТО

Absolutely. Remember,he's an actor by training

this war is just 2 zionists wanting more money to buy bigger mansions overseas.

Khazaria