Russian shrills are on their way to claim it has a "terrorist attack on civilians"

ye, that's millions and possible unrepairable

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With out the daily mail readers trying to stop them lol.

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​​@@williamhunt6439Not that many. Don't remember exact number, but it is less then 40. And most of them ukrainians can reach now. See, the placement of the refineries is tied with logistics. You can't place them in an area with underdeveloped infrastructure..

@@williamhunt6439 500km is a long reach into orc land. Big country or not.

@@williamhunt6439 Why do you lie when it is so easy to check ? Russia has 22 oil refineries in Europe and 9 in Asia. Almost all the European ones, West of the Ural mountains, are now in range of Ukrainian drones of one type or another. Not one Russian refinery is in the world top 20 table of refining capacity. Russia may be the largest country in landmass but that is an irrelevant statistic. The US has 130 oil refineries, 99 more than Russia, in fact in Texas alone they have 24.

@@cantiaci As most of the Russian population is in the west it needs to have most of its refineries in the west.

@@williamhunt6439 Given their propensity for drinking products from both it may be a translation issue, but rotgut distilleries and outhouse moonshine stills do not count as oil refineries even in Russia.

Soviet tanks use an autoloader. Is the main gun functional without fuel?

You've got to think that the Russian tank crews are not too upset by this

@@markevans2294 If the tank has no fuel how the autoloader works isn't really an issue as it isn't going anywhere.

@@markevans2294 yes, the gun remain functional, until it runs out of ammunition because there's no fuel to deliver more, it also means the tank unable to move making it a sitting duck for a 500 dollar drone to destroy it, so, yes, the more fuel depots hit the less fuel is available, the better for Ukraine.......

@@Ayns.L14A Traversing the turret by hand isn't going to be quick or effective, I suspect.

Где ты увидел хорошие новости?

Indeed ATACMS cluster rounds are ideal for taking out fuel storage facilities as a single round in the centre of the facility is likely to take all the storage tanks out in a single go which would take multiple drones to do.

900 on the short range ATACMS. reduced warhead size on the 300 km ATACMS.

@@nevisstkitts8264 300 bombs on longer range, but this depot was within 150km range of short range ATACMS.

@@chrissmith2114 Could still have been a longer-range, lower bomblet-count version. If Ukraine has got plenty of those, it could well make sense to reserve the others for other purposes... say as a bigger/better version of 155mm cluster-munitions, for use in minefield-clearance and/or killing the enemy.

@@jajabez8379 Now let me think, should I use a scarce long range version on a short range target ?

Un despropósito ún ATACMS para incendiar ungasoducto.😢😢😢

Unless you're actually destroying his stockpile of diapers, Putin doesn't care.

No such thing as unacceptable loss. We are talking about country who valued its citizens and soldiers during WWII less than currently (currently it's pack of cigarettes)

Do you go to pro-russian channels and tell them cruise missiles hitting apartments is also unreasonable? Or do you save that for pro-Ukraine channels ​@@barragan9652

Thanks for that. 👍 Went off to have a quick read....Gazprom is actually Kremlin-owned! 😂😂 That's what we like to hear! 🎉🎊🎆

@@Mortthemoose Your welcome.

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Para real man, baku hantam: indonesian youtube spreads hatred and insults ukraine

Para real man, baku hantam: indonesian yt spreads hatred and insults ukraine

Heroyam Slava ! 💙🇺🇦✌🇬🇧

In Kiev, a pensioner came to the Park of Glory in a Soviet uniform and a star on her cap to honor the memory of fallen Heroes in the Second World War. The Ukrainian police stopped her and demanded to take off her cap, while threatening arrest. They're so finished..

True!

So is everyone in the comments section! 😊 I don't know if Suchomimus deletes nasty folks, but everyone seems to be nice on here, and I especially appreciate it when people share their knowledge of weapony etc.

Yeah... fackin YT should have excluded his channel from the automated system.

It’s ridiculous what they’re allowing the Russian bots to get away with. When a channel has over 100k subs, there should be an actual human available to you know handle this nonsense.

@@punicwars2 yeah. the problem is that there is so much content that it is impossible to Not do it automatically. unfortunately that's the reality. So logging support tickets is probably the only way. you never stop targetted attacks i fear. just another warfront to be fought i think. Luckily, the channel has Lots of fans

@@The_ZeroLine you think its just Russia doing this, India and Palestine have been spreading disinformation like wild fire, the fact Al Jazeera was shut down in Israel should tell the rest of the Western Nations that Al Jazeera is fake news

@@CyberBeep_kenshi tbh its also the fault of KZfaq who's been actively moving out of Western Nations and going to India who's people are very well known to scam and spread disinformation

An oil depot makes a great target, especially when there are thousands more tanks (where they came from) but only 22 oil refineries and no one there to build or repair the ones being exterminated. If you can't feed the thousands of tanks, they're not quite as good as tits on a nun or balls on a priest. The tanks aren't even pleasantly decorative when useless. It's one of the most brilliant military moves I've ever seen. When all of this is over, it is in every nation's best interest to form excellent relations with Ukraine.

Luhansk facilities are only for supporting offense, no commercial company will keep products for sale there.

180,000 projectiles!!!! Blimey!!! I can't even imagine that! How big are these projectiles?

I've only seen them on the internet, but I think I heard about 1.25" dia. and they looked like they have a rib or ribs elevated from the main surface.

Собрал нацисткие страны)

Rubber tyres : China Bearings : rest of the world

They store the rubber tires on top of airplanes. 😂😂

@@DSilverwood two birds with one stone then? 😂😂😂😂🙏🙏👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧🥃🥃

Heroyam Slava 💙🇺🇦🇬🇧

"Amateurs discuss strategy, professionals discuss logistis" - Omar Bradley

@@user-pn8ii2hz4k "An army marches on its stomach" Napoleon. Two people Putin had never heard of with his "three day war."

@@user-pn8ii2hz4k ewwwwwwwwwww RuZZian bots 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮

@@bigblue6917 "That quote can hardly be prescribed to Napoleon." -Alexander the Great

"Russia has the advantage in the tanks, armoured vehicles & supply trucks" Seriously, to the extent that that has been true they've p*ssed that advantage away. Their huge inheritance of already-made AFV's from the USSR is gone when it's gone, and if they were able to say, produce T-90s as fast as they were losing tanks of all types then the T-90 would be becoming the standard, default MBT allocated to all units. It isn't. Regarding 'trucks', the Russians began their invasion with a centralised, push-organised, unpalletised, railway-based logistics system. They have been in a 'Red Queen' situation ever since; trying to add enough trucks to not only cover losses but meet the ever-increasing need for more of them as 'supply-dumps' have to be dispersed and the major/railhead depots have to be further and further away from the front to be safe for the laborious business of unloading, sorting, storing and distributing all the stuff as it arrives (or doesn't).

More like fondue

That would make sense. I did read that fuel supplies are now down about 18%.

Apparently refined.

They are the type that goes kaboom

Crude oil is generally stored at a refinery, or at an oil export terminal. Luhansk is none of these, so likely this storage is for refined products.

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1-1,7 Million $ for an ATACM. American weapons are expensive 😳

Heroically intercepted and ATACMS, rofl.

​@@idarpolden5913sunk cost. No more ATACMS production so the missiles are assets with an expiration date. I expect lots of ATACMS launches at all sorts of non-mobile targets, target type depending on which warhead variants they were given ...

@@nevisstkitts8264 Normally very good after the Expiry date. It's just a V2 with a GPS.

Any such concerns should be directed to the Russian leadership.

That's just a radius. The shaded area is what covers potential firing zones and Eastern Ukraine is shaded.

Suchomimus doesn't know where the missile was launched from, but he does know where the missile landed. It is the only way to show possible launch sites, and there was plenty of free eastern Ukraine inside the distance marker.

They seem to be bipolar on that. Exporting one week, them moratorium on exports for 6 month. Then back to exporting the next week. They will have shortage unless they play this right. But they need the export money.