The Ukraine War is About to Get MUCH Worse for Russia
Paul J. Warburg
40 min
The war is becoming more of a disaster for Russia every single day. There's a reason that President Zelensky, just a couple days before I recorded this video, sent a letter to Vladimir Putin taunting him, essentially saying exactly that, saying that Ukraine is ready for peace talks whenever Russia is.
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Vladimir Putin
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Volodymyr Zelenskyy
Chapters
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0:12
Russia's Mobilization Crisis
The war is becoming a disaster for Russia every single day.
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5:21
Technological Superiority and Logistics Strikes
Ukraine recently declared that they had total logistical control over the Donbass.
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8:48
The Shift to Aerial Bombing
Russia is now focusing more than ever before on an aerial bombing campaign of Ukrainian cities.
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28:29
Economic Collapse and Banking Crisis
Already the Russian economy, as far as data points, to tell you how bad it really is, already the Russian economy is in a state of banking crisis.
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36:01
The Self-Reinforcing Cycle of Failure
Russia is caught in systematic problems, systemic problems, where there's not an obvious solution to them.
Key points
- 0:12
The war is becoming a disaster for Russia every single day.
- 2:40
Russia is now losing more soldiers on a regular basis than they can actually replace through their traditional recruitment methods.
- 2:40
In fact, right now, Ukraine is actually gaining more land back from Russia than Russia is gaining from Ukraine.
- 5:21
They're sending drones that are assisted by AI in case there's electronic warfare and the pilots get disconnected, that are totally capable of hunting Russian military trucks on their own.
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Ukraine started doing something new with satellite data recently, which was they started providing near-real-time satellite data directly to Ukrainian drone units on the ground.
- 11:24
We're talking about the apartment buildings, the cultural icons, and literally the hospitals and the kindergartens.
- 23:16
Right now, what Ukraine has is a temporary short-term weakness because Ukraine has already started developing interceptor missiles of their own where they are not dependent on any other countries.
- 28:29
Already the Russian economy, as far as data points, to tell you how bad it really is, already the Russian economy is in a state of banking crisis.
- 30:39
The Russian government itself, the Russian military itself, is now making the exact same arguments I was making a year ago where Russian trolls in my comments told me those arguments were propaganda. But now they recognize they have to tell the truth about those arguments to continue getting funding.
- 36:01
Russia is caught in systematic problems, systemic problems, where there's not an obvious solution to them.
Who and where
People · 2
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Vladimir Putin 7
President of the Russian Federation
Photo 1
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Volodymyr Zelenskyy 3
President of Ukraine since 2019
Photo 2
1. Photo: Пресс-служба Президента России, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons · Wikidata · redrawn in our house style (Vladimir Putin)
2. Photo: Press Service of the President of Ukraine, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons · Wikidata · redrawn in our house style (Volodymyr Zelenskyy)
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