"Украина стала только сильнее! Нам бы такую "демилитаризацию!" На РосТВ заговорили о бессилии РФ

Denis Kazanskyi

1 Sept 202410:47

Summary

TLDRThe transcript discusses the surprising effectiveness of the Ukrainian military and their weaponry, despite Russia's ongoing demilitarization efforts. It highlights the Russian military experts' admiration for Ukraine's capabilities and the stark contrast to Russia's own outdated equipment. The narrative questions the success of Russia's military strategy, as Ukraine continues to receive support and strengthen its forces. The script also touches on the potential development of Ukrainian ballistic missiles and the internal Russian discourse reflecting a shift in perception about the war's progress and Putin's leadership.

Takeaways

😐 The speaker expresses disbelief at the inability to liberate Kursk Oblast despite the military's current capabilities.
😲 Russian state television continues to praise the demilitarization of Ukraine, which has been ongoing for 1000 days.
🤔 Russian military experts are now admiring the Ukrainian army's equipment and weaponry, which the Russian military lacks.
🔍 There is a mention of enemy reserves, artillery, and military technology being supplied through various means, despite the ongoing conflict.
🚀 The script discusses the production of military equipment outside of Ukraine, with the implication that it will continue to increase.
🤨 The narrative suggests that Ukraine is receiving more support and becoming stronger, contrary to Russian propaganda claims of depletion.
😠 There is a critique of the Russian propaganda machine, which claims that Ukraine's reserves are almost exhausted and that it will soon surrender.
🔥 The speaker sarcastically questions the effectiveness of Russia's demilitarization efforts, given that Ukraine's military is seemingly better equipped.
🤯 There is a call for accountability from Putin regarding the state of the Russian military and the outcomes of the demilitarization efforts.
😥 The script highlights a shift in tone from Russian state channels, with experts now openly acknowledging that things are not going as planned.

Q & A

What is the main concern expressed by the speaker regarding the Russian military?
-The main concern is that despite the ongoing demilitarization efforts by Russia, the Ukrainian military is becoming stronger and better equipped, while the Russian military is lagging behind.
What does the speaker suggest about the Ukrainian military's capabilities?
-The speaker suggests that the Ukrainian military is not only well-equipped but also effectively trained and capable of launching successful military operations, including within Russian territory.
What is the speaker's view on the demilitarization of Ukraine by Russia?
-The speaker views the demilitarization efforts as a failure, as it has not weakened Ukraine but instead has led to the strengthening of its military capabilities.
What is the speaker's opinion on the Russian military experts' admiration for the Ukrainian military?
-The speaker expresses that Russian military experts are in awe of the Ukrainian military's equipment and capabilities, which they believe the Russian military can only envy.
What does the speaker imply about the Russian military's artillery?
-The speaker implies that the Russian military's artillery is outdated and inferior compared to the Ukrainian military's artillery, which can strike targets at much greater distances.
What is the speaker's take on the Russian propaganda regarding the demilitarization of Ukraine?
-The speaker believes that the Russian propaganda is misleading, as the actual results of the demilitarization efforts are the opposite of what is being claimed, with Ukraine receiving more support and becoming stronger.
What does the speaker suggest about the production of military equipment for Ukraine?
-The speaker suggests that military equipment for Ukraine is being produced in factories outside of Ukraine, and these factories are increasing production to support the Ukrainian military.
What is the speaker's opinion on the Ukrainian military's training?
-The speaker believes that Ukrainian soldiers are being trained outside of Ukraine, indicating a recognition of their effectiveness and the need to enhance their skills further.
What does the speaker think about the Russian military's ability to reclaim territories?
-The speaker questions the Russian military's ability to reclaim territories, citing the inability to liberate Kursk Oblast as an example of their shortcomings.
What is the speaker's view on the Russian leadership's handling of the situation?
-The speaker criticizes the Russian leadership, particularly Putin, for miscalculating and not having a clear strategy to resolve the situation, leading to a loss of control and reputation.

Outlines

00:00

🔍 Analyzing Ukrainian Military Strength and Russian Propaganda

This paragraph discusses the potential of the Russian military if they had the same weaponry as the Ukrainian army today. It highlights the Russian state television's portrayal of Ukraine's demilitarization, which has been ongoing for 1,000 days under Putin's leadership. The speaker points out the irony that Russian military experts now admire the Ukrainian military's equipment and lament that the Russian army can only envy Ukraine's capabilities. The paragraph also touches on the continuous supply of artillery, technology, and training to the Ukrainian forces from factories outside Ukraine, suggesting that these supplies will increase, making it clear that the Russian army will not be able to defeat them. The speaker questions the effectiveness of Putin's demilitarization efforts, as they seem to have backfired, with Ukraine receiving more support and becoming stronger.

05:02

🚀 Ukraine's Development of Ballistic Missiles and Russian Concerns

The second paragraph focuses on Ukraine's efforts to create its own ballistic missile capable of striking Russian territory without waiting for Western approval. The discussion includes the capabilities of the proposed missile, with a range of 500 km and a payload of 450-500 kg. The speaker expresses concern over Ukraine's attempts to use this missile, which was previously tested as a prototype. The paragraph also addresses the role of Western technology in the development of Ukrainian missiles, suggesting that without Western components, Ukraine would not be able to advance its military capabilities. There is a critique of the Russian media and experts who criticize the use of Western technology in Ukrainian weapons while their own missiles rely on imported Western parts. The paragraph concludes with a discussion of the changing narrative in Russian state-controlled media, where experts now openly admit that the Ukrainian military is better equipped and fights more effectively than the Russian army.

10:04

🌐 Public Perception of Putin's Strategy and Its Consequences

The final paragraph delves into the public's perception of Putin's strategy and its impact on Russia. It discusses the lack of understanding among the people about the ongoing situation, particularly regarding the conflict in Kursk Oblast. The speaker highlights the absence of questions about the situation, suggesting that the public has accepted the failure of Putin's plans. The paragraph also touches on the blame game, where conscripts are held responsible for the military's shortcomings, while Putin and other high-ranking officials are not held accountable. The discussion includes the changing tone in Russian state media, which now openly admits that Putin's actions have not gone as planned and have led to Russia's humiliation. The speaker concludes by emphasizing the growing consensus among Russians that Putin has failed and that his actions are damaging to the country.

Mindmap

Keywords

💡Demilitarization

Demilitarization refers to the reduction or elimination of military forces and fortifications in a particular area. In the context of the video, it is mentioned that Putin has been conducting a demilitarization of Ukraine for 1,000 days, which has supposedly led to impressive results. However, the speaker argues that instead of weakening Ukraine, this has paradoxically strengthened its military capabilities, as they have received more modern weaponry and support.

💡Ukrainian Army

The Ukrainian Army is the military force of Ukraine, and it plays a central role in the video's discussion. The script suggests that despite efforts to demilitarize, the Ukrainian Army has become better equipped and trained, with some Russian military experts expressing admiration for their armaments and capabilities. This contrasts with the perceived inadequacy of the Russian military equipment.

💡Artillery

Artillery refers to large-caliber guns and other indirect, heavy weapons such as howitzers, mortars, and rocket launchers. The script mentions that the Ukrainian Army has an abundance of artillery and that it continues to be supplied, which is a point of envy for the Russian military experts. Artillery is a significant factor in the military strength discussed in the video.

💡Military Experts

Military experts are individuals with specialized knowledge in military affairs, often providing analysis and commentary on armed forces and conflicts. In the video, Russian military experts are said to admire the Ukrainian military's equipment and express concern about the Russian Army's capabilities, indicating a shift in perception and a recognition of Ukraine's military strength.

💡Propaganda

Propaganda is information, often biased or misleading, used to promote a political cause or point of view. The video discusses how Russian state propaganda has been portraying the demilitarization of Ukraine, claiming that Ukraine's resources are nearly depleted. However, the speaker argues that this narrative is contradicted by the ongoing support Ukraine receives and its strengthening military position.

💡Special Military Operation

The term 'Special Military Operation' is used by Russia to describe its actions in Ukraine. The video script implies that despite the rhetoric of a controlled and successful operation, the reality on the ground suggests that Russia's military strategy is not going as planned, with the Ukrainian military proving to be more resilient and better equipped.

💡HIMARS

HIMARS stands for High Mobility Artillery Rocket System, a multiple rocket launcher system used by the United States and other NATO countries. The video mentions that the Ukrainian military does not have an equivalent to the HIMARS system, which is capable of long-range artillery strikes, and there is a desire for such a system to improve their military capabilities.

💡Satellite Groups

Satellite groups refer to the use of satellite technology for military purposes, such as surveillance and communication. The script suggests that the Ukrainian military has access to satellite groups, which provide them with an advantage in terms of intelligence and coordination, contributing to their effectiveness on the battlefield.

💡Ballistic Missile

A ballistic missile is a type of missile that follows a set trajectory and is capable of delivering a payload over long distances. The video discusses concerns that Ukraine is developing its own ballistic missile capable of striking Russian territory, which would be a significant advancement in their military capabilities and a cause for concern for Russia.

💡Zelensky

Zelensky refers to Volodymyr Zelensky, the President of Ukraine. The video script suggests that Zelensky is not just a figurehead but an effective leader, as evidenced by his ability to rally support for Ukraine and maintain a strong military stance against Russia. His leadership is contrasted with the perceived failures of the Russian leadership.

💡Kursk Oblast

Kursk Oblast is a federal subject of Russia that borders Ukraine. The video mentions the inability of Russian forces to liberate territory in the Kursk Oblast, which is used as an example of the Russian military's struggles. This situation is contrasted with the effectiveness of the Ukrainian military and their ability to conduct operations within what is considered traditional Russian territory.

Highlights

The Russian military experts are in awe of the Ukrainian army's weaponry and admit that the Russian army can only envy Ukraine.

Despite the ongoing demilitarization of Ukraine, the Ukrainian army continues to receive artillery, technology, and training from outside its borders.

The Russian propaganda claims that Ukraine's reserves are almost depleted, yet Western support is continuously arriving, making Ukraine stronger.

The Russian military is envious of the demilitarized Ukraine's weaponry, such as combat robots and T-72 tanks.

The Russian military lacks modern artillery systems like the 'HIMARS' that can strike targets at a distance of 80 km or more.

The Russian military's outdated equipment is contrasted with the advanced weaponry of the Ukrainian army.

The Russian military's inability to liberate Kursk region is attributed to the superior fighting capabilities of the Ukrainian forces.

The Russian experts on state television openly admit that the Ukrainian army is better equipped and fights more effectively than the Russian army.

The Russian military's failures are evident, with no clear answers on why they have not been able to achieve their objectives.

The Russian military's reliance on outdated artillery and the lack of an equivalent to the 'HIMARS' system is criticized.

The Russian military's inability to control the situation in Ukraine is becoming a widely accepted fact among the Russian public.

The Russian military's experts are hesitant to question the leadership's strategy, fearing repercussions.

The Ukrainian military's development of its own ballistic missile capable of striking Russian territory is discussed.

The Ukrainian military's use of Western technology in their missile development is highlighted, despite Russian reliance on imported parts.

The Russian military's experts express concern over the Ukrainian military's effectiveness in conducting reconnaissance and diversionary operations.

The Russian state television's experts admit that the Ukrainian forces fight better and are better equipped than the Russian army.

The Russian public's perception of Putin's failure in handling the situation in Ukraine is becoming more evident.

The Russian military's inability to liberate the Kursk region is a point of confusion and concern for the Russian public.