I remember look her, like It was yesterday I saw that video. She spoke her words and they are coming to pass.

I pinpoint that as the moment Ukraine won the war. Putin's objective was to be welcomed by the Ukranians on his way to overthrowing the government. Then he could have dictated all his conditions to Ukraine: a puppet government, loss of territory, loss of sovereignty either outright or via some sort of made up federation. When Ukranians reject the invaders, rally up to their (before the war reasonably unpopular) government, rally up to their armed forces there was nothing that could be done. Russia could even conquer Lviv, go all the way to the polish border but even that was just a delay to an eventual defeat.

That’s an old Slavic narrative that she was rehearsing.

@@alanbellas513 And how prophetic her act has proven to be.

I've thought about that several times. It's highly unlikely that particular soldier is still alive.....

This is my concern. So what if Ukraine wins all these battles and the special operation. What's to stop Russia from invading 2 years from now? There's no end if they feel NATO is at their border, whether this is a real fear or pretense. It's an open loop without a negotiated settlement of some type. Unfortunately, the Russian way is bullying, taking, then trying to negotiate with blood on their fangs.

@@ejw1234 If they try to do it again, there should be no quarter granted to Russian forces whatsoever. Raise the black flag and be done with it.

@@ejw1234 NATO membership for Ukraine.

@@ejw1234 don’t forget the Russian Empire collapsed during WW1 and the Soviet Union collapsed not long after the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. If the war and the Russian economy go far south then there could be regime change and the new regime may put the brakes on the war

@@timmurphy5541 Agree, but it's a scary idea.

Did you serve in the Russian army or in Western intelligence?

Ukrainians have also taught the world a lot about true strength in the face of evil, they just don't back down and they will never back down. I love it, in a sad way.

Well it hasn't turned out yet. There's a lot of hard fighting ahead, and there will be setbacks. But Ukraine will ultimately win this war.

@@michaelbee2165 I don't think they'll have to win it militarily, hope not because that'll have a huge cost. Penny bet says Russia implodes before Christmas.

Name : mythios Age : 42 Experience : military specialist Hobby : playing online games for 10 years starting 20 years old Latest hobby : claiming to be expert on anything for birth year

They can’t win. Dying for no reason. But yayyyy glory to Ukraine.

@@mkaykaykayy lol, u so silly, go away pls and bring some proper trolling

I hope it warms your heart when you have to pay $12 a gallon of gas just to fund a proxy war your leader wants to help only because this little corrupt country is where they launder their money

Russia's task will be solved in any case, even if it is necessary to mobilize 5-6 million people, but then Ukrainians will be destroyed to zero, and then the mobilized army will go further to Poland and the Baltic States

@@user-dl3nc4jx7k Tough talk...you do realize that your army is currently bleeding out in the Ukrainian countryside...don't you? : )

Actually, the NATO has pumped a lot more small and middle end ammunitions which kind of gave Ukraine an even playing ground. That doesn’t take from the Ukrainian forces bravery and Russia military is corrupt to be effective

@@Contractor48 Even that wouldn't have been enough without record setting levels of corruption and incompetence from the orcs. Not to mention 1960s kit that was out of date then, Ww2 infantry tactics and WW1 medical support.

Socialism and communism will never work. The result is corruption, poverty and death

I couldn't have put it better myself. Perhaps a technical report on Putin's army might say something like " generally sets a very low standard, and consistently fails to achieve it".

They literally just picked some random innocent civilians , flew them to the frontline and dumped them there with zero training and weapons, not even assigning them to any unit .... This stuff has to be seen to be believed , and they fancy themselves America's competition 🤦

Had the Russian army been prepared, and had Putin declared a real war, then things could have been different. But that would also have given the Ukrainians more warning time. In the end, the poor decisions that Putin made are to blame for all the casualties on both sides.

Took me weeks to adjust to the reality that the mighty Russian army isn't an army at all, just a horde of people with weapons.

Fuckup champions of the century

@@tellyboy17 And vodka! 😆

Very true, but putin can still change the world again

It is going to plan, Putin is failing

Ukraine is OP because US

(United States)

@@touristofsongs4946 Everyone knows the contributions being made, but some things are better left unsaid. Nobody likes people who brag.

@@Thetequilashooter1 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 my ex is American, according to him everywhere else is rubbish, the food is bad (as he ate a bowl of bright orange pasta in fake cheese sauce🤢) and they won every conflict ever. I once asked him what their contribution was to the battle of Hastings 😂😂😂 moron started bragging 🙄

Agreed.

100%

Especially the bit about the leaders fleeing. Usually they are the ones holding the morale together or forcing troops to stay via fear. If they are bolting for the rear the breakdowns make a lot more sense.

Recommend channels like Perun and Battle order

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💙💛🙏Slava Ukraine and the Brave Heroes fighting for their Country and their Freedom against Russia tyranny 💙💛🙏God bless and protect them and Ukrainians 🙏💙💙💛💛❤️🇵🇹

Slava Ukrainia we’ll take the fight to their land their people their blood Slava Ukrainia

@@susanaqueiroz9366 fighting for there country are you having a laugh most of them have left there country were there is no war at all to come to Europe to get social welfare housing free everything while are homeless are on the streets second class citizens get it right will you.

@@cristomoreno5616 Strongly support Russia in fighting against Nazism in Ukraine, and support Russian comrades from the Communist Party of China

Down with RUSSIA

I hope they Psy-ops capabilities are getting stronger, and they convince more Russians to surrender with their equipment. The US did it wonderfully during the Iraq invasion.

Not even an orc horde

@@scratchy996 Nobody wants to see innocent people die however, the way in which the Russian army has conducted itself won't allow me any pity or sympathy for them

And the re-supply they *can* manage, keeps getting hit by HIMARS rounds. The Russian air force were never able to win air superiority, right from the word go.

That’s so real

Just insults.

Feh. Vodka in bottle from supermarket is imperialist Western decadence. Real comrades barter in market for potatoes from farm to make own vodka!

It's because they have a shortage of pallets not because they don't have pallets at all.

If the Russians palletized everything they would need fork lifts for both loading and unloading, something most likely RARE in Russia! Remember Russia is behind the rest of the World by at least 50 years!

They're as dazed as their front line troops. And equally drunk.

@@jacqdanieles Well, I just paid the youtube page of Scott Ritter a visit, so now I've had my dose....

@@kittealand ?

I noticed that too. Al quiet on the Ruzzian troll front!

@@jacqdanieles Scott Ritter is some kind of "military analyst" that has a tail of Russian afficionado posting on his youtube page. In case you want to have a good laugh.. ;)

Totally agree. This was excellent.

well unless this is the first analysis you've heard in your life and thus not have much to compare to then yeah I agree, otherwise it's terrible and exactly aimed at people like you

@@belicious2122 Somebody woke up on the wrong side of the bed this morning. Cheer up sprout!

Those tampons make good wicks for Molotov cocktails...fragging officers....

@@thechancellor3715 Creative thinking!!!!

It shows its a cultural thing.

I'm pretty sure the conditions for the average Russian soldier in the Crimean War was the same. Tolstoy wrote about corruption in the QM stores. Plus ca change.

That’s the only doctrine Russia has ever followed. It’s been like that for nearly 1500 years when the territory was still under control by regional lords

@@threethrushes Crimea war??? Russia’s illegal annexation of Crimea was a bloodless coup and they actually used special operations units to take Crimea not an entire army

He's writing about the crimean war of 1853

Are you insane! The massive losses of the Ukrainian armed forces are hardly a result of "tactics, discipline and bravery" Its a result of stupidity and desperation. They are throwing everything they have at the frontlines now and they are slowly but securely getting wiped out. Just wait and see.....

forgot the drones and trillions from U S of A

@@canadacookie7796 Exactly ..they're not giving credits to NATO and united states equipment and help ..ukraine would have fallen in 1 month if not for us

Lmao Ukraine’s tactics are you joking. Up until Russia’s illegal annexation of Crimea, Ukraine’s military forces were still under the Soviet Union military operations manual. The current military forces of Ukraine have been training consistently under the Western(NATO) military doctrine ever since 2013/2014 which literally proves one thing. That outside of Nuclear weapons Russia should have never ever been considered a military super power.

You're right it's all being imagined LOL

ты в этом уверен??? если русские придут к тебе ты скажешь им это в лицо???)))))) не бойся! русские добрые они просто посмеются))) ты будешь жить.

@@user-dk9tt5vj1n Yall couldnt even pick on your mid sized neighbor. The only way you're making it to North America is if your bodies wash up on the shore.

Wrong, Russia has what she wanted, control of the port's and surrounding land's,and they will kick ass if the west want's to push the boundaries,

They are only good at attacking unarmed civilians it would seem.

They always were, since the days of the tzars....

It always has been

@@kikidevine694 yep. during WW2, the Nazis ran out of ammo killing the millions and millions of the Russians.

Like our General Flynn brothers.

Yea and the US military is now facing this same problem within it’s officer and NCO corp as well as its logistics system. All thanks to Obama and Pedophile Joe

This is not just a military thing. Corruption can completely destroy anything.

@Mister Google yeah, but look at how they are doing and they are the richest country in the world. They are playing on easy mode and are still loosing.

What

@Dennis Wilson if u sais that for any other nation but for Russians bro

@Dennis Wilson Probably so. And the Russians should know better than ANYBODY how essential Winter gear is!!

@@davidg7509 I would have think so before this war, but they were underequiped for cold in February after months of preparation and choosing the date of the invasion themselves; so it's not such a strech to think they could be underequiped again for the coming winter.

@@davidg7509 They are just humans david, and badly equipped ones. They are not even being provided with basic field kit like regular uniforms, first aid kits, sleeping bags etc. Once winter hits, the human body will suffer unless it is protected with the right gear. They don't have it.

"The amateurs discuss tactics: the professionals discuss logistics."

@@primalsuga Hmmm nice ~ 👌🏼 I wonder where the quote originated from?

@@shareeve7597 Napoleon is usually credited with it.

@@primalsuga And he probably came up with it on the way back from Russia, having been taught that harsh lesson.

@@apveening And lmao Russia forgot that lesson now huh? All the way around now.

что ты знаешь про Украину??? Что ты знаешь про Россию??? У тебя прекрасная семья! пожалуйста! не лезь не в свою войну!

@@user-dk9tt5vj1n I wish I could read your language.

Good will always succeed over bad and Putin is pure evil with no regards to the lives of his own people! Hopefully his name will be totally omitted from future records….

@@newb387 YOU KNOW EVERYTHING ABOUT THE WAR OF RUSSIA AND UKRAINE! but you don’t even know how to use Google to find the word “translator” you don’t want to understand what they write to you about! maybe this is your mistake in assessing the situation ??? - in your laziness to figure it out ???

@@user-dk9tt5vj1n nous savons que la Russie a envahis l'Ukraine , ça nous suffit.

SATANA FOR PIGS ENGLIH

@@user-lq7bq5jm6q no idea what you are trying to say there 🤷🏼‍♂️

@@user-lq7bq5jm6q Orks are Pigs :P

Yes putin response it's going to be very and interesting the realization he has lost

I think Putin knew he had lost for some time now. He's just spinning it out as long as possible because to do anything else would hurry his demise from his own side.

Putin is a dead man if he loses, so expect him to lash out with WMD’s as a last stand.

Putin's response: ☢️☢️☢️

@@johnnysardar123007 Possibly... but one can hope that his generals refuse that order and arrest him. Of course the Russian media will report that Putin has resigned "due to ill health."

Yeah, and the belief that Ukrainian citizens would welcome them with open arms as liberators.

Modern day Cossacks.

Mobility is good , but Ukrainians are lucky that Russian are so scared and flee without much fight...they have still lots of tanks .

@@veritaspk Debatable is those tanks actually work now

Slava Ukraini!

Agree 100% Greetings to you from France. Slava Ukraini!

But there's a problem there. It's that ingrained Leninist commie"thing", never to show failure or weakness.

There's along way to go yet for the Ukrainians.. they have been incredible in their coordination and progress to date.. but they will need still immense support - and if someone could develop an Iranian style drone for them that would be a brilliant addition to the himars for them!

I loved it. They are really SOMETHING the Ukrainians ( soldiers and civilians, and their President )

Even more sweet is that according to another video I watched, the gun was liberated from the fleeing Russians.

Yes.... it is disintegrating isn't it?

Exactly. The afghans wanted to rely on Nato troops to bail them out infinitely. They were told we were going to leave but I guess they didn't listen. Biden did pull out sooner than he said and should have communicated MUCH better with allies. But the fact is the US expended untold blood and treasure in people who WOULD NOT fight!!

The Afgan men refused to fight- probably different if we trained the women instead- they had the motivation.

@@jamesdoeberling7830 wtf were yoy even doing in afghanistan? nobody wanted you there patrolling with your humvees in local streets.. Making civilians prone to attacks

good for the Turkish partners. If true it It does show some desperation and lack of preparedness by the Ruzzians, doesn't it? I agree.

They are probably trying to buy back the kit that was stolen and sold, as it was passed down the ranks and files in the first place.

I wonder what is the use of a bullet proof vest, if you get artillery shells....or even a lend lease Russian tank they left as sign of good gesture

Turkey seems to have been walking a tightrope and doing an amazing job in all of this - supplying the Bayraktars, closing down the Bosphorus and Dardanelles to warships, negotiating the grain exports and still managing to maintain relations with the Russians. I think when all this is over (barring WMD catastrophy etc) then the West is going to have a lot to thank Turkey for.

Well good on them, they know they could be next,

Ukraine is mud lol Russia is 🥔

Just out flank it. The fear of being cut off will be too great. Besides, there are reports that the officers have already fled across the river.

@@PK-kr5bk i’ve also heard it. officers are leaving the battlefield and the rear lines. That’s so bad. An army with no guide is lost. And if officers leave it means that the situation for russians is bad

Kherson doesn't appear to be a very good place to flee to. Supposedly Russian forces are currently cut off on the West Bank of the Dnipro River.

@@PK-kr5bk I hope they all flee.

I pity the civilians living there. Russia will abuse them to any extent possible in order to attempt to coerce the UAF. I just pray there's a powerful resistance in place there so the fight will be a short as possible.

Must be part of Putin's "SECRET" Plan to make the Ukraine part of Russia again, but alas I can't SEE how giving them substandard military equipment would want them to be part of Russia again!

There never was real logistic,because there is too much corruption .You`ll never be able to make plans,when 3/4 of all money dissapears.

True Russian logistics were poor anyway but in Kherson the Ukranians have made it far worse by targetting the bridges and the pontoon ferries that the Russians have been using to get supplies across the Dnipro. The Russian 'genius' who reinforced the Kherson (city) side of the Dnipro without secure communications probably missed that class at staff college.

They haven't really collapsed. They weren't there in the first place in the amounts needed. This whole show has been poorly planned by the Russians. Maybe they just expected the Ukrainians to surrender at the sight of all the tanks and Russian troops? That went well. Remember, Putin said right at the start that he expected this to last just a few days. We know now that he over-estimated the capability of his armed forces by a factor of around 50.

No it wasn`t. The Russian Army under Tsar Nicholas 2 was an even worse paper tiger than the current one. About 1.7 MILLION Imperial "soldiers" became charred, mangled, dismembered, and bullet riddled corpses under the German and Austrian weaponry. Many were sent to the front line with no weapons, food, or even winter clothing, effectively turning many of them into cannon fodder. This led to the collapse of the Tsarist monarchy and the death of Nicholas 2 and his wife and children even as what was left of Imperial Russia began disintegrating into an EVIL Civil War that killed more than 15 million people, completely exterminated the entire political structure and economy and society, and left the Bolsheviks ruling over what became a huge dead pile of debris, destroyed communities, and piles of dead bodies.

And as an after thought the Russians are using the same tactics now that they used in Angola...very predictable

It's basically _Blitzkrieg._

This reminds me of the invasion of France in 1940 with Ervin Rommel. Move hard and fast cut off a group of the enemy and then have slower moving units finish them off

@@vvr881 Angola was the Cubans , not the Soviet Union , and they got the South Africans to withdraw in the end .

This reminds me more of the "rat patrol" warfare used successfully in WWII North Africa against Rommel.

Bravo the Ukranians!

Sterling....did you mean David Stirling founder of the British SAS? If so, well played.

You can check surplus websites for used military vehicles

The Bushmasters are not surplus. 🇺🇦🦘🇦🇺

@@tonydoggett7627 that’s funny because 3 US government surplus websites have them in inventory for auction

They will not fall , they will do a strategic retreat in good will gesture😂😂

@@cedriceric9730 "we didnt`need it anyway its is some insignificant little village" 🤭

Let's get to Mariupol first. That's a long way off.

Yes!! That is going to be !HORRIFIC! Worse than all the horrors we've seen so far committed by the Ruzzfed orcs....

@@michaelbee2165 True.

It was captured from the Russians I believe. They are turning their own weapons against them.

Winter days are short and Ukraine owns the night with western thermal imagining equipment. I expect to see more and more Ukrainian gains.

@@jakleo337 That's exactly what I think. Ukraine will lull russia to sleep during the winter amd then make fast devastating attacks. The concept of not fighting in winter is an outdated concept and not adhered to in western military tactics.

I think that it was Ukraine's original plan to wait until Russian defenders got hungry and cold to attack, but the Russian soldiers aren't waiting for that. They know that supply lines have been cut and that if they don't have food and clothing by now that it's not coming at all. So they aren't going to torture themselves for nothing, they are running or surrendering while they still have the strength. Besides the TREND has already been well established, -it's OK to pick up and run, EVERYBODY has been doing it all over Ukraine for nearly a month, so why stay and die?

All Ukraine has to do is cook up some aromatic hot food upwind of the Russian conscripts, and the conscripts will be surrendering in droves to get a hot meal.

How do you say 'get to the chopper!' in Russian? Plot twist: I know, it's actually: "davai na vertalyot!"

The problem is compounded by the Russian command structure, it sucks balls.

Corollary to the postulate: the rifle is more worthwhile than the soldier.

Better surrender. The Ukrainians encourage them to

Then they must surrender. If they choose to fight they deserve the awful death that awaits them.

They aren't deserving of sympathy, because they aren't without options: 1. Surrender 2. Desertion 3. Self inflicted injury 4. Defection 5. Refusal, max prison sentence is 12 years but they expect 3 years. 6. Refusal to fight on arrival, either directly, or when ordered to advance stop when out of sight, pause, retreat. 7. Cross border, turn themselves in, request amnesty in US or other country accepting them. At least 1 of these options are available to every Russian soldier.

I thought that at the start. I assumed that there would be some kind of uprising in Russia against the war, but essentially there was nothing. Sadly, most Russians, no doubt including military, seem to have been fully behind this. I guess things might change as it becomes more apparent that the Russians are being defeated but I'm not expecting Russian people to feel anything other than aggrieved and resentful towards the West.

This tactic is also very well known to be used by the Finns in the winter war in 1939-1940.

It only works because the Russians have no coms. They aren't a modern army.

Yes. The russians want to destroy everything, with no logic. The Ukrainian intelligent tactics of destroying ammo dumps, enemy headquarters and logistics will win battles and wars everytime.

A bit off topic, but diden´t Rommel soundly beat the Allies in North Africa during WW2, and was only stopped because he basically ran out of fuel? My knowledge of the North African theater is a bit lacking in details.

Ukrainians used tactics like this in WW1: mobile carts with a machine gun mounted.

If the Russians stop fighting the war is over. If the Ukrainians stopped fighting they would be destroyed.

Exactly, prayers for all those soldiers on each side and all the Ukrainian civilians that are still going to die and their families. When this war ends Ukraine is going to want rather harsh terms and justifiably so. The caution though is that excessive terms can lead to another Hitler, like the terms of WWI did. So we need to keep the Russian economy and military in check after this war. But we need to also permit Russians to be able to make a decent living and not try to completely humiliate them. War crimes, must however, be punished.

or first take out their Commanders

Literally said they've already captured conscripts that had been called up 3 days earlier. 3 whole days of prep before being sent in.

Israel breaks that rule. The real lesson I think is that morale can win or lose a war.

@@isaacnolastname5802 Leadership. Don't forget about leadership.

I would keep from using the Malvinas war as comparison until 2072 when UK government finally lifts state secrecy over files from that war. Usually that's done after 25 or 30 years, but they extended it to 90.

The British performed well under conscription. The key word is "Training". They trained them.

@@moteroargentino7944 these ukranian troops have been trained in the uk since 2014, you can see the difference in profesionalism just as your lot did in 82. stick 'operation orbital' into YT and you can see how seriously the uk has taken the defence of ukraine and the world.

They're puppets of a globalist regime that overthrew the Ukrainian government in the first place. Sometimes both sides are bad.

Napoleon knew this: "An army marches on its stomach"

I sure hope so and your country isn't being used by the west as fodder to diminish Russia. This whole thing seems fishy and convenient when covid was no longer a useful fear.

I'm American and I hope you lose, and soon.

They are masters of dying, they will keep bringing meat until your knife is blunt and there they declare victory.,.and organize parade in mordor

Yes, clear, informed, interesting.. good stuff 😀

"Can the news get any better !!" Easily, I would welcome the news of Putin's demise (any which way, but preferably a stomach shot).

The fall of France happened mostly because the complete break down of the Allies commands after the blitz at the weak point of their line.

No kit, no ammunition, no food, no officers worthy of the name, no hope, so why die for Putin.

Is it truly surprising, though? For such a weirdly storied army, the fact of the matter is that, historically speaking, Russia has never managed to maintain a truly strong and competent military for any real duration, they're constantly having some debacle against some foreign force, it's why they're so paranoid about invasions in an age where wars of territorial conquest are clearly at an end. If it wasn't the Mongols and the Golden Horde, it was the Teutonic Knights, or the Swedes, or the Poles/Lithuanians, or the Turks, or the Prussians, or the armies of Revolutionary France, or the Japanese navy, or (hahaha) Finnish farmers, the Germans and their Austrian Mini-Mes, or of course the Afghans, etc., etc.. They've had spans of years or perhaps a few decades where they've acquitted themselves well, but somehow they always seem to eventually revert to garbage status sooner or later and have to start over. It's an army made largely of conscripts taken against their will and sourced from a brutal society comprised of individuals with the collective mindset of a beaten dog that, absent the threat of some truly horrific invader, is _always_ going to suffer from serious morale problems and poor esprit de corps.

@@drmwpn This. Corruption permeates every layer, every sphere of human activity, including the military. It's a problem which is centuries-old. Tolstoy writes about corruption in the Crimean War. It is hard to describe the immediate brutality to a Westerner who hasn't lived there.

blame HIMARS

Their sole strength(artillery shells) have been decimated, they cant fight anymore

The USSR was a lot better organised. But now Russia is been run by a baboon.

In your time it was a possibility but surely new technologies in artillery and airpower have changed that. Numbers dont matter as much as they did before i suppose?

"whoever doesn't steal deprives his family" some things haven't change since the fall of the ussr.

The SAD thing here is that 75 years ago RUSSIA was terrified that PATTON was going to steamroll right to Moscow. And back then WE had the ONLY nukes on this planet. People don't realize what that really meant, but we were the ONLY people since the beginning of time that actually COULD have owned the whole world. All we had to do is tell EVERYONE, lay down all your arms and disband armies or your CITIES won't exist. But we believed in Freedom for all and still do. Thank god Russia or Germany didn't get that bomb 1st todays world would be unrecognizable. Patton was RIGHT about Russia though we should have disarmed them FOR GOOD and then set them free to choose leaders with NO TEETH.

Was it Patton who said they should've kept going East after the surrender of Germany?

Agreed

Sustaining 300 k new soldiers is expensive

In war logistics is pretty much everything. Without decent logistics things eventually fall apart. Every good military leader since the dawn of time knew that. If an army lacks just one of command, ammo, food, survival gear, training etc. then it will be doomed. The Russians seem to lack all 5 much of the time. The best thing they can do is surrender as quickly as possible, they aren't even fighting for a worthwhile cause, just a psycho old man's ego.

@@Darth_Chicken The only logistic we, Russian Soldiers badly need are bulks of vodka...

@@13thbiosphere You'd think that Russia would have plenty of money from oil and gas, but they seem to be completely incapable of kitting-out their soldiers. They can't even provide bandages. Perhaps no-one is willing to sell them what they need.

CR: The Germans used light tanks at the beginning because that was all they had the technology for.

So do we all

GEN Petraeus recently stated that in the event of the use of tactical nuclear weapons by Russia, the US would lead a massive, aviation-heavy conventional response by NATO that was capable of destroying all Russian units in Ukraine within 48 hours. Most US analysts seem to believe that in addition Kaliningrad, virtually the entire Black Sea Fleet, the specific Russian unit(s) responsible for deploying the weapon(s), and their immediate HQ -- whether or not located on Russian territory -- would be taken out. I believe that certain military targets in Belarus and the Russian Far East would be dealt with as well.