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I want to find with you the answer to the question00:00:03
Where are the Russians and don't rush to answer in00:00:07
rhyme I'm serious Let's today00:00:09
look in detail at the Russian00:00:11
military potential as of spring00:00:13
2023 Although in reality I really want to answer the question Where are the00:00:17
Russian military potential00:00:19
in rhyme after all, it’s a year of war and We are00:00:23
Ukrainians. Yes, and the whole world saw the true00:00:25
state of affairs. Although before that00:00:28
we looked with fear at the snow-covered endless00:00:30
expanses of Mazarashi, where behind every snowdrift an invincible00:00:35
Russian soldier, armed to the teeth with the most modern weapons, was hiding.00:00:38
Until the spring of 2022, the whole world saw00:00:41
Russia not only a fabulously rich00:00:42
country, but also a fabulously strong00:00:44
country, which in terms of the number of00:00:46
Armed Forces is the fifth in the world, yes And in terms of00:00:49
reserves, the first, but this is not the most important thing00:00:52
in these parameters, Shchekastov Kim’s army is00:00:54
generally ahead of the rest of the planet. The Russian00:00:57
army looked reformed,00:01:00
armed and modern in all00:01:03
respects in the eyes of everyone world, the00:01:05
Russian army had combat experience in00:01:07
almost endless wars, military00:01:09
conflicts and military operations. Chechnya, two00:01:12
Chechens, Georgia, Syria, Donbass. The Russian00:01:16
army was amplely armed with00:01:18
modern tanks,00:01:20
aircraft, small and medium-range missiles,00:01:22
modern communications, a modern00:01:25
satellite constellation, reconnaissance, and00:01:28
moreover, the Russian army relied on00:01:30
incredible reserves. Soviet weapons00:01:33
that the Komi produced were insinuated in00:01:36
anticipation of a war with the entire capitalist00:01:37
world; in the end, Russia regularly00:01:40
won tank biathlons. Why,00:01:44
Russia, in principle, invented the tank00:01:47
biathlon. What could be the best example00:01:50
of how Russia is a great military00:01:53
power? Checkmate Russophobes00:01:57
Russia is the country with the most a large00:02:00
territory in the world, a country with great00:02:02
industrial potential, one of the leading00:02:05
exporters of energy resources in the world, a country00:02:07
that over the past 20 years has00:02:09
skimmed the financial cream from rising00:02:12
oil and gas prices. But the various00:02:15
ratings where the Russian Federation00:02:16
seems to occupy leading positions do not00:02:19
end there. Russia is a country which00:02:21
has one of the largest armies in the00:02:23
world with an extensive military-industrial00:02:25
complex, Russia got the lion's share.00:02:28
From the unthinkable and almost endless00:02:31
military reserves of the Soviet Union, a monster00:02:34
that was going to fight against the whole world,00:02:36
and not in skill, but in the number of soldiers, the00:02:40
number of tanks, planes and guns, Russia00:02:43
got not only numerous00:02:45
Soviet military factories but also warehouses with00:02:47
already produced weapons and ammunition.00:02:49
According to journalists, by the beginning of the war the Russian Federation had00:02:52
accumulated reserves of about 15 million shells.00:02:55
Also, according to data from open00:02:57
sources,00:03:00
about 12 thousand tanks were in service with the Russian Federation; these reserves00:03:02
included ancient models such as00:03:05
T- 54 T-55 And the relatively new type T-7200:03:09
and T-90 and in general it seems that00:03:13
everything that can be00:03:16
used in Wars in any way is stored in warehouses scattered throughout Russia.00:03:20
It would seem that it is rich to the teeth, armed00:03:24
a huge country However, with the beginning of a00:03:27
full-scale invasion, the facade of this00:03:29
picture began to crack, revealing the00:03:31
real state of affairs, it became clear00:03:34
that although the Russian Federation is armed00:03:36
to the brim, the quality and functionality00:03:39
of these weapons is very questionable, often00:03:41
they require repairs before they even have time to00:03:43
go to the front. And the possibilities for00:03:46
repairing all of these miracle weapons are now not that00:03:48
great over the past 3000:03:51
years, the military-industrial complex has lost00:03:52
hundreds of factories, sold and stolen,00:03:56
unique equipment of enterprises was sold00:03:58
for next to nothing, and experienced00:03:59
specialists in the field were fired, the process of00:04:01
liquidation of factories continued even after a00:04:04
full-scale war, so at the beginning of the year, the00:04:06
Russian media were excited by the news00:04:08
that the Saratov plant for the repair of infantry fighting vehicles,00:04:11
considered front-line because of its00:04:13
relatively close location to the00:04:15
Ukrainian border, was put up for auction,00:04:18
not only did the enterprise go under the hammer00:04:20
at a reduced price, but also the new00:04:22
owner is going to simply saw00:04:24
it into metal.00:04:25
Moving on, it turns out that00:04:28
Pandora's Box that is, the equipment and shells that00:04:30
Russia inherited from the USSR are00:04:32
far from filled to the brim and the whole point is00:04:36
theft at bases and warehouses, theft is00:04:39
so massive that it’s time to talk about a00:04:41
national tradition since the Soviet00:04:43
warehouses remained00:04:45
unpacked for decades for the needs of the army, local00:04:47
commanders could slowly steal00:04:50
stored almost unnoticeably Although what does00:04:53
this concern not only with forgotten00:04:54
warehouses,00:04:55
even directly in military units,00:05:01
uniforms, combat caps, as well as toilet paper and soap are stolen en masse00:05:04
over the past 8 years, garrison military00:05:07
courts have handed down more than 12 thousand sentences00:05:11
for fraud and almost six hundred00:05:14
sentences for the loss of property from fistula00:05:16
warehouses, it is not surprising that Russian00:05:19
conscripts are advised to staff themselves before being sent to war,00:05:20
and the00:05:24
uniform is all old, you have armor, that’s all00:05:26
As for the military, this is nothing. We don’t have00:05:29
our men, we staffed everything ourselves,00:05:33
ask for pads, the00:05:35
cheapest pads, plus the00:05:38
cheapest tampons00:05:46
to swell and press down the walls and00:05:49
sometimes arm the soldiers with rusty00:05:51
machine guns,00:05:54
such a hat was given out, they said at the remains.00:06:00
But Russia also has modern00:06:03
weapons, at least they were driven around00:06:06
Red Square in the parade on May 9 every year,00:06:08
but even then it misfired, in fact,00:06:11
each of the samples of new equipment00:06:13
is filled so much Western00:06:16
electronics that such weapons00:06:18
can hardly be called Russian. Recently, the00:06:21
New York Times published a study00:06:23
in which analysts studied the remains of00:06:26
Russian missiles that exploded in Ukraine00:06:28
and samples of captured equipment. What was the00:06:31
surprise of the experts when they discovered00:06:33
that all the new Russian weapons are00:06:35
not stuffed with Russian00:06:37
technologies and components, for example, the00:06:39
newest cruise missile X-101, which was00:06:42
used to strike Ukrainian00:06:44
cities, contains 31 foreign00:06:47
components, including key00:06:49
components such as on-board00:06:52
computers and guidance modules. In the most successful00:06:54
Russian serial drone00:06:57
Orlan-10, researchers found foreign00:06:59
pressure sensors navigation mods for00:07:01
microcontrollers and other equipment, and00:07:04
so on in each sample, plus let’s not00:07:06
forget that most modern00:07:08
developments are also a continuation of00:07:10
Soviet ideas, the most illustrative00:07:12
example is the T-90m tank, the most modern00:07:16
Russian combat vehicle, not counting the00:07:18
fabulous aromas, the Russians themselves00:07:21
proudly called their tank a breakthrough Although there is nothing00:07:24
breakthrough in it, because the tanks are a00:07:26
deep modernization of the main battle00:07:28
tank T-90, which in turn00:07:31
is a modernization of the Soviet T-72, and it00:07:34
turned out that in many ways a00:07:37
powerful-looking colossus with a tricolor on its forehead00:07:39
turned out to be standing on feet of clay.00:07:45
Well, here I’m not sure in the correctness of00:07:47
the formulation It sometimes seems to me that the00:07:50
Russian-Ukrainian war clearly00:07:52
showed these legs were not even made of clay by00:07:54
smell and skill, the00:07:57
famous Russian sculptor Mikhail00:08:00
Bapos clearly worked here, whose sculptures can be identified00:08:02
without even seeing them solely by smell00:08:05
because they are made of manure, remember00:08:08
this one True, here we come to the00:08:11
traditional remarks for assessing the entire00:08:12
Russian military potential.00:08:14
Yes, manure, but there is a lot of this manure, that’s00:08:19
the truth. When considering the Russian00:08:20
military potential as of the spring of00:08:22
2023, with the experience of combat operations00:08:26
for 12 months, we traditionally00:08:28
run into this strap; Russian00:08:30
wunderwaffle tanks are burning like candles,00:08:33
yes But there are a lot of them,00:08:35
Russian planes don’t risk going00:08:37
into the depths of Ukrainian space00:08:39
because they are shot down with needles and00:08:41
stingers by Ukrainian mobilized00:08:43
Yes, but there are a lot of their planes,00:08:47
Russian schmucks pulled out of credit00:08:49
cars, poorly dressed, poorly trained with00:08:52
rusty machine guns Yes, but there are a lot of them and00:08:56
that’s true yes They are removing tanks from storage,00:08:58
artillery that Stalin had00:09:00
seen, but all this iron at the very least00:09:02
shoots a lot of it,00:09:05
at some point I wondered00:09:07
Okay, there’s a lot of it, a lot of tanks, a lot of00:09:10
planes. Specifically, a military00:09:14
expert, a retired colonel of the Armed Forces, and I are00:09:16
participants in peacekeeping operations in00:09:18
Iraq in the Balkans there are still many places where Sergei00:09:21
Grabskiy will try to figure out where the00:09:23
Russian planes are there, missiles where hundreds of00:09:27
thousands of Russian schmucks are not Kuzmichs where00:09:29
all this is, stay, it will be interesting00:09:33
So where are the Russian tanks Well, for 2022, 1300:09:38
tank regiments 5 Separate tank00:09:41
brigade00:09:42
in my opinion 9 thousand T72 3000 80 as in this00:09:49
as it was with Dartagnan and how many do we have00:09:55
or how many of them are there there are all these00:10:00
terrible answers there are no Russian tanks00:10:03
there are Soviet tanks and this is the00:10:05
key phrase in general the00:10:09
Russian military industry has not00:10:11
produced anything actually Russian00:10:13
they are engaged in cosplay or by updating00:10:17
old Soviet models, so the question is:00:10:20
Where do Russian tanks have only one00:10:22
answer? They don’t exist in nature, why is00:10:25
it important to understand? Well, simply based on00:10:27
the fact that Soviet tanks were created for the00:10:30
task of the war of the middle of the last century for the00:10:32
task of mass battles on the battlefields,00:10:35
so they essentially remained in the00:10:40
deep past and today they are used00:10:42
as iron boxes at which00:10:45
our artillery is aimed and or00:10:47
which are used according to the patterns of military00:10:50
operations of the last century, which simply leads to00:10:53
catastrophic losses00:10:55
Tanks Yes, they can restore, they can00:10:57
reanimate and this is precisely the00:10:59
essence of this question, that they can00:11:02
resuscitate for now they have the opportunity to00:11:04
do this because the inexorable rink of00:11:07
sanctions makes00:11:10
every next day less and less00:11:13
promising for the Russian tank of00:11:16
the industrial complex, if you can00:11:18
call the tank industry that way. Why Because in00:11:21
order to revive a tank for it you00:11:23
need machines, it requires special00:11:25
equipment and specificity, but here00:11:28
parallel issues arise questions where are the00:11:29
Russian machines? And they don’t exist00:11:31
because most of the machines are imported and don’t00:11:34
have such an idiotic tendency to00:11:36
deteriorate and break down, they need to be serviced.00:11:38
And with this, problems arise and00:11:40
so if we are talking about the prospects00:11:44
of all this, then they resemble shagreen00:11:46
leather that gradually shrinks and00:11:49
this is actually the answer where the00:11:51
Russians have tanks there they00:11:55
look very impressive on paper the00:11:57
number of tanks that can be named00:12:01
there is in the thousands more than ten00:12:05
thousand more than in the whole world00:12:07
not in the whole world And in other countries of the world that is00:12:10
they but in fact in fact,00:12:12
the possibility of using them is quite00:12:14
limited. Here the question is not only about00:12:17
Russian tanks, but also about who00:12:19
can control these tanks. Okay now00:12:22
Let’s finish with industry, although00:12:24
we’ll come back to it separately. But as far00:12:26
as I understand, there are00:12:29
thousands worth of storage;00:12:31
they were made in Russia by the00:12:40
dozens [music] on the day00:12:49
on which,00:13:03
again, I specifically said that there is no such00:13:06
thing as Russian tanks or Russian00:13:08
tanks, there are Soviet ones.00:13:10
Because if you look at the rate of00:13:13
production of tanks specifically for the00:13:14
needs of the Russian army, they00:13:16
were very small and in fact if we are00:13:18
talking about the rate of renewal of the fleet rate00:13:20
then these rates do not meet the needs of00:13:23
this particular war for which Russia was not00:13:25
preparing. What Russia was not preparing for00:13:27
means they did not think in advance about00:13:29
creating some kind of real stock of00:13:31
ready-made tanks that could be00:13:33
brought into battle instantly; they did not think about00:13:36
creating a real stock of resources for00:13:39
repairs and restoration and the production of00:13:41
these tanks and machines that were00:13:44
produced, say, in the 30s of Germany,00:13:47
which were used for quite a long time in00:13:49
Soviet industry or after00:13:51
military copies of the same German or00:13:55
American machines, they simply do not00:13:56
exist in nature,00:13:59
which have already appeared and00:14:02
are in use now, they are simply00:14:04
not able to meet the needs of the00:14:06
Russian tank industry there was talk about the00:14:10
T-64, this is 62 Yes, Stalin’s eyebrows appeared00:14:15
and in Brezhnev’s eyebrows before the T-62. And at the front00:14:18
they essentially appeared in the role of pillboxes of00:14:20
long-term firing points, which were00:14:22
sort of fooling around somewhere with closed positions,00:14:24
then they noticed the T-55 firstly Why00:14:27
T-62 and T55 Although, again, let's go back to00:14:31
them00:14:32
9372 for storage another 3,000 T-80 tanks00:14:36
more modern than 60 deuces than00:14:38
fifty-fifths Why did they approach this old thing00:14:40
with those00:14:43
reproduction speed00:14:45
T-62 T55 so-called mass tanks,00:14:49
it’s like disposable lighters,00:14:53
you can restore them and start them up, as they say, with the help of someone’s mother,00:14:54
some kind of sledgehammer,00:14:56
they simply require less resources,00:14:58
less cost to00:15:00
bring them to a combat position, at least to the00:15:03
minimum acceptable00:15:05
for the tank to move, the tank00:15:07
to fire, again the answer to the question they00:15:10
used like00:15:12
on00:15:14
62 on T55 it’s quite difficult to install some kind of active00:15:18
armor, there are a lot of them, they are00:15:21
simple and this is what00:15:24
they say, the silver truth of Russian00:15:25
tank life when necessary Here and00:15:28
now the T-72 is essentially a more complex00:15:32
machine that requires a more subtle approach and00:15:34
returning to to what we were talking about,00:15:36
perhaps a different tool park.00:15:38
If we are talking about machine tools, about some kind of00:15:40
production processes, so00:15:42
let’s say this, during the restoration of00:15:44
one T-72, you can restore and00:15:47
fight two, maybe three tanks of00:15:50
earlier modifications of the T-62 or T- 5500:15:56
because Russia did not expect such a war00:15:58
and it is necessary to forget those sins in their00:16:02
tank columns that they received as a00:16:04
result of the00:16:06
15th month of war in Ukraine,00:16:10
not counting the mythical ones00:16:21
[music]00:16:25
and despite the fact that they have a certain amount of T90 in00:16:27
storage as far as I remember00:16:29
that up to 90 they are there, it seems00:16:32
like they were just recently made, yes, that is,00:16:34
they and the machines should be and everything else is00:16:36
about 9000:16:39
in the phrase recently made recently made00:16:43
defines a high level of import of00:16:46
dependence00:16:48
and this is what is connected with00:16:52
restoring them or bringing them into combat00:16:54
condition is quite difficult, as if00:16:57
we wouldn’t want something more stuffed with00:16:59
Electronics and other gadgets, equipment00:17:02
that requires special treatment,00:17:05
which even require special00:17:08
processes and protocols of the metrological00:17:11
service, which also needs to be equipped,00:17:14
and such equipment is still available, but00:17:17
not always enough and again00:17:20
returning to the homespun truth of life and00:17:23
the cost is cheaper and faster00:17:25
to restore ancient models that00:17:27
started up and drove with the help of some kind of00:17:29
sledgehammer00:17:31
than to bring into combat condition a00:17:33
rather complex mechanism called the00:17:36
T-90 tank,00:17:39
everyone admits that Russia has an00:17:41
absolute advantage in two the00:17:43
air forces of Ukraine00:17:45
where this advantage is00:17:47
to understand the following Russia As a country00:17:50
with a very rich aviation00:17:54
history, never in its history has had00:17:57
experience in conducting massive air00:17:59
operations, from the word it never happened at all,00:18:03
even well, let’s say so, if00:18:04
we return to a certain historical00:18:06
perspective, then the raids on Berlin were00:18:09
carried out separately00:18:10
units of long-range bombers00:18:12
and they were carried out literally for a couple of00:18:15
months. Soviet aviation did not00:18:17
carry out mass operations at the00:18:19
operational or strategic level;00:18:23
raids were carried out on some objects in the front00:18:26
zone; in general, the most mass-produced equipment00:18:29
of those times were bombers; the00:18:31
era of which ended00:18:33
in other operations of00:18:45
the size of the country based on from the number of00:18:47
parks, these are theaters of military operations, but00:18:50
again, I repeat,00:18:52
the practice, namely the practice of using00:18:55
massive use of aviation, was not00:18:59
Syria or Afghanistan, we can exclude00:19:02
because let’s say there were pirate00:19:05
raids in Syria, we are talking00:19:07
about Syria, even Afghanistan is wrong, where00:19:10
Russia used its simply00:19:12
total superiority in the air,00:19:14
realizing that these partisan groups do not even have primitive means of00:19:17
air defense,00:19:18
so they did00:19:21
not risk anything. And how did00:19:23
the flight of the Russian plane through00:19:26
Turkish territory end? We know very well that00:19:27
it was primitively shot down in Afghanistan, also00:19:30
this led to the disaster of the Soviet Army00:19:33
when, starting in 86 or Eighty-00:19:36
five I won’t be somewhere during this period the00:19:39
turning point of the war began when the Partisans00:19:42
began to destroy00:19:45
equipment with the help of American systems. And00:19:48
this did not even require any00:19:49
serious systems, they did it all with man-portable00:19:51
anti-aircraft missile00:19:54
systems like the Stinger, here in00:19:57
Ukraine we have today, a00:20:02
multi-tiered deep layered00:20:05
air defense system, which00:20:08
at the initial stage of the war led to00:20:10
serious losses of Russian aviation00:20:13
equipment in parentheses, do not forget about00:20:15
the crews, is also very important and00:20:19
forced the enemy to avoid even00:20:22
probable entries into the airspace of00:20:26
Ukraine, which is controlled by the00:20:29
air defense systems of00:20:31
our air defense with the00:20:36
task of using enemy aviation00:20:39
in the near future, because even00:20:42
if we are talking about using such a00:20:44
glider for a bombing bomb that00:20:47
should be launched from a distance of 7000:20:49
kilometers, understanding that the same Patriot00:20:51
covers a zone of 150 km, we actually00:20:55
minimize the likelihood of even00:20:57
using such Bob Therefore, yes Russia00:21:00
accumulates a colossal amount of00:21:04
aviation weapons, we said there is00:21:06
a concentration of 400 or 600 units of00:21:09
aviation equipment at certain airfields,00:21:11
but this equipment, in general, can be00:21:14
used in very measured doses because00:21:16
there is another terrible problem: the00:21:18
lack of coordination and interaction00:21:20
between the types of armed forces,00:21:24
this has always been a sore spot for the00:21:27
Russian Soviet Army because00:21:31
this coordination of interaction in fact00:21:33
never existed, plus, again, based on00:21:37
what we talked about Russian00:21:39
aviation, we can say that just00:21:42
as the00:21:43
Russian tank industry does not exist, namely, the00:21:46
majority of00:21:47
aircraft are Soviet-00:21:50
era aircraft aircraft or made from a00:21:55
copy of a model of Soviet aircraft. Well,00:21:58
you know, how can I explain to you how00:22:00
seriously you can take the Zhiguli00:22:03
VAZ-2107, released in 200700:22:06
in relation to Mercedes? That is, it00:22:11
essentially remains that ancient model00:22:13
that was pawned or stolen by the00:22:15
Italians back in the mid-2000s the beginning of the00:22:17
eighties. That is, the fact that it was00:22:19
put together in 2010, they say00:22:21
that it was this ancient technology, this00:22:25
Soviet-style technology. The next00:22:27
question is like the00:22:30
tank industry. The Russian00:22:32
aviation industry has very00:22:34
limited capabilities for the production of00:22:36
aviation equipment; they are calculated if00:22:38
I’m not mistaken a maximum of 30 units of00:22:41
aviation equipment per year,00:22:44
the creation of tactical aviation00:22:47
fighters and attack aircraft,00:22:50
and so on. If we are talking about00:22:53
strategic aviation, then the loss of every00:22:56
bird00:22:57
is a disaster for Russia00:23:00
because I have the deepest doubts00:23:03
that the Russian military00:23:04
industry The breeding00:23:06
industry can build Well, although00:23:08
even a flying copy of the same Tu-95 or00:23:12
22 where Russian missiles have paused in00:23:16
massive shelling for the third month.00:23:18
Why wouldn’t I relax here because00:23:21
yes, of course we are talking about an00:23:22
objective reduction in the number of these00:23:25
missiles; there are still quite a lot of them; again,00:23:28
we need to differentiate if we are talking about00:23:30
cruise missiles, if we are talking about00:23:33
Iskander calibers about daggers,00:23:37
this is a rather specific type of00:23:41
ammunition, again, cruise missiles00:23:43
have a shelf life for them, that is,00:23:45
to bring to life, if so, a00:23:48
cruise missile from the times of the Soviet Union.00:23:50
But this is a rather long process, but00:23:53
they still have this hardware I think that00:23:56
work is underway and let’s say it’s a matter of time00:23:58
when they try to strike again00:24:01
and we must be prepared for this,00:24:02
plus they are producing these00:24:06
missiles at the very least, even if the declared quantity is more or less00:24:10
frightening only when00:24:12
they say We are increasing this production00:24:14
significantly, you need to understand that times, for example,00:24:17
in the case of calibers, four times00:24:19
means making not 20 missiles of the year 80 8000:24:23
missiles is not even one hall Plus you need to00:24:26
understand there is such a thing as00:24:28
strategic nuclear forces and they00:24:31
also seem to have a certain00:24:33
number of missiles deposited on them that00:24:36
Yes, which they climbed but nevertheless,00:24:39
they are obliged to preserve this00:24:42
number of missiles,00:24:43
which worries us very much and this is00:24:46
very painful for us; they have a00:24:48
fairly large number of so-00:24:50
called anti-aircraft missiles, room00:24:52
400, and they are quite serious for us.00:24:55
That is, I would say. So00:24:57
Russia refused she didn’t refuse some00:25:00
And she seriously reduced the delivery of00:25:04
strikes in the so-called operational00:25:07
strategic depth, but at the same time she00:25:09
very seriously increased the intensity of00:25:12
strikes on our prefantry00:25:15
zones, which is also very painful.00:25:22
Well, as if you need to understand00:25:26
not in rhyme,00:25:28
you need to understand that the00:25:31
key phrase is Russia the war was not00:25:34
prepared, the00:25:36
key phrase is that the00:25:38
Russian military-industrial complex was a rather00:25:42
specific industrial zone or a specialized00:25:46
branch of industry. Well, let’s00:25:48
say it was the induction of00:25:49
limited-format wars, again00:25:52
remembering that they had just a00:25:54
colossal amount of Soviet00:25:56
military equipment behind them and the Russian military-industrial complex was00:25:58
focused on something there is an ecological00:26:01
niche. The Soviet Russian FPC was00:26:05
focused on the operation, repair and00:26:08
maintenance of00:26:10
Soviet models of equipment. Russia00:26:12
created literally nothing new00:26:16
from the word at all, that is, any pretentious00:26:18
names there like Satan or00:26:21
Sarmat there are, by00:26:23
and large, developments of00:26:26
Soviet times00:26:28
and you need to understand that they were inflicted00:26:31
and As they say, we are talking about00:26:33
shots in the leg, I would say that00:26:35
shots from a grenade launcher there00:26:36
were colossal blows to the legs of the Soviet military-industrial complex,00:26:39
which brought him into such a00:26:42
pitiful state that00:26:44
today you see they cannot even00:26:46
revive Even if we are now00:26:47
talking about some there is an increase00:26:49
in production, that is, instead of 20 calibers, a00:26:51
maximum of 40, a maximum of 80 per year for such a00:26:57
country, this is where the Russian military-industrial complex is, that is, without00:27:00
rhyme, if we say that, that is, yes, they can00:27:03
afford to produce, uh, those volumes of00:27:06
products that corresponded to their00:27:09
appetites Well, in matters of uh- e sales and00:27:12
work in the arms markets Well, there’s no way to00:27:14
prepare for such a war as they00:27:16
faced then about an endless resource00:27:18
in the real wealth of Russia where the00:27:21
Russian chmoni gained 300,000 in the fall00:27:26
in September, losses on the General Staff of Ukraine00:27:30
were 59 thousand, now in April 202300:27:34
184 thousand yes that is, there is simple00:27:36
mathematics out of 300 thousand you were 125, what about the00:27:41
remaining 175 thousand where? Let00:27:44
's be frank there is also such a thing00:27:46
as a propaganda component. That00:27:48
is, I would be somewhat careful with00:27:50
these indicators of00:27:52
loss before the loss is very significant, but00:27:55
there is one very interesting00:27:57
pattern here that the00:27:59
losses, as they say, are of low quality,00:28:02
they are quite significant, but the losses of00:28:05
seemingly trained troops are not very00:28:08
low quality, meaning the so00:28:11
-called private military companies00:28:13
and not only Wagner and other00:28:15
companies,00:28:17
some certain units that did not00:28:20
require sufficient investment of force and00:28:22
resources and therefore Yes they are big there, but it’s00:28:24
too early to say that the00:28:27
Russian army received an00:28:29
overwhelming blow to the gut there and it00:28:31
collapsed, it can’t do anything anymore00:28:33
and the like. This is the first. Second,00:28:36
we are talking about the specifics of the Russian army;00:28:39
in essence, after many00:28:42
modernizations, it has remained a flawed fragment00:28:45
The Soviet Army But if the structure of the00:28:48
Soviet Army, the entire system of the Soviet00:28:50
Army, it made some sense based00:28:53
on the capabilities, sorry for00:28:55
repeating the economy so often, they were based on the00:28:58
Soviet economy, then the Russian Army It00:29:03
has, accordingly, the Soviet00:29:07
Army's requests for economic opportunities00:29:09
several times less,00:29:10
that's the problem they00:29:13
simply eliminated entire layers without which, in00:29:16
general, this army cannot exist;00:29:17
I said many times in my interviews to the00:29:20
so-called mobilization00:29:22
deployment system that were eliminated00:29:23
in its place. Nothing was delivered. Which00:29:25
leads to the fact that the Russian army is00:29:28
now forced to00:29:30
catastrophically increase the time it takes to00:29:32
prepare its resources it’s just00:29:34
catastrophic. That is, if we00:29:36
talked about it before, I talked about it, that is, I did00:29:38
n’t even think that they couldn’t00:29:40
do it, about 90 days to prepare, a month and a half,00:29:43
today we’re talking about00:29:44
3-4 months, these are the facts that we see. Well, are they00:29:47
preparing? they are getting ready in the fall,00:29:50
there were situations when there, I don’t know, a00:29:52
person with soy armor was torn out of a00:29:54
coffee shop in Moscow and two days later he was00:29:56
already somewhere under the00:29:59
carbon dioxide, but most of them when they00:30:03
finally went, now six months have passed,00:30:05
6 months is the norm for in order to00:30:08
get a normal infantryman,00:30:10
they should have already appeared at the front, have they00:30:12
appeared, is it felt at00:30:15
the front that they have poured in, prepared00:30:19
have appeared? Yes, it is felt, because even00:30:22
talking with the guys who are coming out of the00:30:24
bahmata, who are going to00:30:26
reorganize, we can talk about the fact00:30:28
that00:30:29
paratroopers are necessary understand that they00:30:32
cannot be compared with the paratroopers of the example of00:30:34
February 24 last year, but the paratroopers00:30:37
They conduct more conscious combat00:30:39
operations.00:30:40
Of course, you can talk about different levels of00:30:43
preparedness, but in general you can00:30:45
say that yes,00:30:46
we can resist more or less, as if00:30:50
prepared, at least trained troops are00:30:53
not the same uh, the guards of the trenches who00:30:55
were in November in December are more or less00:30:58
trained troops who have at least00:31:01
some basic training00:31:03
regarding the conduct of some kind of combat00:31:07
operations, this must be taken into account, this00:31:10
must be understood, plus Let's not forget,00:31:11
we mentioned Belarus in the fuss and Let's not00:31:14
forget that at least 5 Belarusian00:31:16
training centers are intended00:31:18
exclusively for training the Russian00:31:19
military, that is, they have the opportunity to00:31:22
conduct this training, another thing is that00:31:24
the quality, objectively, the quality of this00:31:26
training can meet the00:31:28
standards of the 21st century00:31:30
A priori, but in no case should one00:31:36
treat the enemy with disdain; it is00:31:39
always necessary understand the enemy as00:31:41
a threat and therefore you need to understand that the00:31:45
enemy today has a00:31:47
certain level of training that00:31:48
allows him to conduct combat operations of a00:31:51
certain scale of a certain00:31:53
Spectrum of activity That’s why00:31:55
I asked you not to00:31:57
answer the question Where are the Russians in rhyme00:31:59
because that’s still far away That’s how00:32:01
we wouldn’t want this, but no, I believe00:32:04
no, I even know, based on the historical00:32:07
experience and national characteristics of our00:32:09
enemy, that the Northern Fur will come to them.00:32:11
Everyone will certainly lead him on a leash,00:32:14
experienced Russian scribes, ensign00:32:17
Styrin, General Dubolomov, the governor is not00:32:20
to blame and other Russian craftsmen, but00:32:23
before from the moment the arctic fox's fluffy00:32:25
tail covers you, she will drink some more of00:32:27
our Ukrainian crumbs and we need to00:32:30
understand this clearly. Don't panic, this awareness00:32:32
that there are too many of them, everything that we00:32:35
considered in Russia was endless, as we00:32:37
see this year, has the ability to00:32:38
end thanks to the fact that we00:32:41
methodically with the awareness of the complexity of our00:32:43
mission with a creative approach, the00:32:49
monster of Putin’s Russia00:32:52
with all the racist sympathizers will00:32:54
not die in silence, we must kill him00:33:01
for the sake of our children, see you00:33:05
before we meet, because we have something to00:33:08
talk aboutDescription:
Григорий Герман и военный эксперт Сергей Грабский обсудят, где российские танки, авиация, ракеты и солдаты. А также, почему страна с таким военным потенциалом проигрывает войну? 00:00:00 - Начало видео 00:09:34 - Где российские танки? 00:12:22 - Так есть мощь производства или нет? 00:14:09 - Почему используют Т-62 и Т-55? 00:16:11 - Где Т-90? 00:17:40 - Где преимущество в самолётах? 00:23:15 - Ракеты закончились? 00:25:18 - Где российский ВПК? 00:27:18 - О бесконечном ресурсе: куда подевались солдаты? 00:29:50 - Чувствуется ли количество подготовленных солдат? Подписывайтесь на Telegram-канал FREEДОМ - https://t.me/tv_freedom ♥Подписывайтесь на канал — https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCa85JIfBxZgcrsd8Ar7Z9nw?sub_confirmation=1 ♥ Крутые сериалы ICTV - https://www.youtube.com/SerialyICTV ICTV в Facebook - https: https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser ICTV ONLINE - https://ictv.ua/ua/index/online Новости от ICTV - https://ictv.ua/ru/novyny-kanalu/ Instagram ICTV - https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser
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