@srikanthshastry4546
Comrade Binkov predicted this conflict back in 2018... specifically pointing out Russia would capture Ukrainian territory till the Dnieper river as a buffer zone between them and NATO Kudos!
@x102reddragon
Most people don’t realize the lvl of resources the US has when it comes to gather intel. It’s insane
@harrymaciolek9629
In the three years of the war, Europe failed to increase arms production. The also kept buying Russia oil, and sold lots of dual use items to Russian front companies in Central Asia.
@Kaigun06
This video really shows how weak Europe is when it comes to defending itself and how dependent they are on the US.
@teamlean3717
Except no such pause happened, 1 of those many Generals on tv rotation confirmed as much & elon said he'll 'never turn off starlink to Ukraine', so there's that ...
@Baloo555
If only someone had told the Europeans they needed to increase military production a few years ago.
@MrSomethingdark
The US had world topographic maps that I USED to download for asfekeeping, hosted on university sites. Those have been gone since the war started. I used them for hitchhiking and tabletop games.
@chally2mbt12
Can you make a video on the combat use of the F-15 eagle , since back in May 2022, you did a video on the F-14 combat history?
@Chuck_Hooks
Collective EU GDP is $18 trillion. Russia's is $2 trillion. Who still thinks the EU/European NATO is doing all it can militarily?
@Stant123
2:13 We should also acknowledge a huge caveat here for this list. Ukraine pilots did not know how to fly US made combat jets. The US sending these jets would have been useless to the effort. Countries like Poland sent MiGs to Ukraine that their pilots could use, in exchange for discounted F-16 replacements from the US. Poland gets an upgrade to it's air force, and Europe as a whole gets to claim they sent fighter jets, but the reality is, it doesn't happen without the US offering the replacements to Poland. Several countries participated in this, thus technically because the US was "enabling" the transfer of MiGs it was the US sending the jets.
@mprroach
Geosynchronous orbit latency is roughly a quarter second not 600 msec. Geosync Distance is about 36,000km and the speed of light is about 300,000 km/sec so the math is the one way trip is about an eight of a second. Times two and there's a quarter second
@exploringtheplanetsn
What happened to all of Ukraines recon drones?
@luigifranceschi2350
The us military equipment was valued at replacement cost for current model. So if they sent an old Bradley with already 30 years on the clock and old technology it was valued like a brand new one with the latest technology. Or if they sent an old Patriot pac2 that was almost due to retirement due to chemical degradation they still valued like a new one.
@熊掌波清波
next epsode: what's the impact if US aid Russia...
@danburke6568
The intel was given by 3rd parties UK/EU off the books. Still direct intel like missiles/jets hardware which don't work with US involvement would be cut off.
@markomrm24
do a vid if Estonia and EDF went on a massive shopping buying and ordering spree by buying Lots of OLD and NEW tanks etc
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<3 binkov
@lastmanlost
very nice
@AdamBrusselback
1:12 the second time Republicans paused aid*
@thehighground7732