Grigory German and military observer Alexander Kovalenko analyzed the collapse of Russian assaults, the record losses of the occupiers, and signs that the Russian army is increasingly failing to hold on to what it has captured. Why is Putin paying hundreds of soldiers for every square kilometer—and will the Kremlin be able to plug this gap with a new mobilization?
The episode also discussed Operation Vivaldi, in which Ukrainian forces are counterattacking significantly superior Russian forces using ground robots and drones. They discussed the surrender of Russian units, the drone blockade of logistics in the south, the failure of Russia's "miracle electronic warfare," the interception of Kinzhal missiles, and new defenses against Shahed jets.
Why are Russian troops retreating despite continuing to suffer massive losses? How did Ukraine manage to confuse the two Russian armies? And what weapons could make Russian air strikes too costly for the Kremlin?
00:00 Announcement: Bloody September for the Russian Army
00:52 Grigory German and Alexander Kovalenko: What the episode is about
01:45 Russia's losses are mounting: What September showed
03:07 Over 30,000 occupiers killed in a month
03:58 11,000 casualties in a week: The price of Russia's advance
04:15 541 Russian soldiers per square kilometer
05:09 Fewer assaults, but more losses: the Russian army is running out of steam
06:52 Occupiers are failing to hold what they have captured and are retreating
07:46 Operation Vivaldi: One corps against two Russian armies
10:00 Robots and drones are changing the course of the counterattack
11:36 An armored personnel carrier loaded with explosives destroyed a Russian fortified area
12:37 Why the Russian command lost control
14:24 An entire Russian unit surrendered along with Commander
15:42 The Main Threat: Will Putin Decide on a General Mobilization?
17:02 Russia's Worst Disposition Since 2022
18:59 Where the Russian Front Could Fall Next
20:22 Logistics Blockade in the South: Russian Columns Burn
21:07 Record Destruction of Russian Vehicles
22:21 Why Russia Can't Protect Its Supplies
23:21 Russia's "Miracle Electronic Warfare" vs. Starlink: Why It Doesn't Save
26:10 Ukrainian Electronic Warfare vs. "Kinzhal" Missiles
29:18 Jet Drones Over Kyiv: Has an Antidote Been Found?
30:16 Interceptor Drones vs. New "Shahed" Missiles
32:30 Is It Possible to Shoot Down All Jet Targets with a Single Weapon?
34:09 Anti-Aircraft Artillery, Gepard, and Skynex: What to Cover the Sky with
35:08 Naval Drones Are Being Shot Down "Shahids" are still over the sea
36:42 Ukraine needs its own mobilization missiles
38:14 Episode Summary
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Grigory German and military observer Alexander Kovalenko analyzed the collapse of Russian assaults, the record losses of the occupiers, and signs that the Russian army is increasingly failing to hold on to what it has captured. Why is Putin paying hundreds of soldiers for every square kilometer—and will the Kremlin be able to plug this gap with a new mobilization?
The episode also discussed Operation Vivaldi, in which Ukrainian forces are counterattacking significantly superior Russian forces using ground robots and drones. They discussed the surrender of Russian units, the drone blockade of logistics in the south, the failure of Russia's "miracle electronic warfare," the interception of Kinzhal missiles, and new defenses against Shahed jets.
Why are Russian troops retreating despite continuing to suffer massive losses? How did Ukraine manage to confuse the two Russian armies? And what weapons could make Russian air strikes too costly for the Kremlin?
00:00 Announcement: Bloody September for the Russian Army
00:52 Grigory German and Alexander Kovalenko: What the episode is about
01:45 Russia's losses are mounting: What September showed
03:07 Over 30,000 occupiers killed in a month
03:58 11,000 casualties in a week: The price of Russia's advance
04:15 541 Russian soldiers per square kilometer
05:09 Fewer assaults, but more losses: the Russian army is running out of steam
06:52 Occupiers are failing to hold what they have captured and are retreating
07:46 Operation Vivaldi: One corps against two Russian armies
10:00 Robots and drones are changing the course of the counterattack
11:36 An armored personnel carrier loaded with explosives destroyed a Russian fortified area
12:37 Why the Russian command lost control
14:24 An entire Russian unit surrendered along with Commander
15:42 The Main Threat: Will Putin Decide on a General Mobilization?
17:02 Russia's Worst Disposition Since 2022
18:59 Where the Russian Front Could Fall Next
20:22 Logistics Blockade in the South: Russian Columns Burn
21:07 Record Destruction of Russian Vehicles
22:21 Why Russia Can't Protect Its Supplies
23:21 Russia's "Miracle Electronic Warfare" vs. Starlink: Why It Doesn't Save
26:10 Ukrainian Electronic Warfare vs. "Kinzhal" Missiles
29:18 Jet Drones Over Kyiv: Has an Antidote Been Found?
30:16 Interceptor Drones vs. New "Shahed" Missiles
32:30 Is It Possible to Shoot Down All Jet Targets with a Single Weapon?
34:09 Anti-Aircraft Artillery, Gepard, and Skynex: What to Cover the Sky with
35:08 Naval Drones Are Being Shot Down "Shahids" are still over the sea
36:42 Ukraine needs its own mobilization missiles
38:14 Episode Summary
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#ICTV #news #Putin #Mobilization #RussianArmy #FrontCollapsed #RussiaInPanic #RussianCasualties #Occupiers #UkrainianArmy #WarInUkraine #UkrainianArmyCounterattack #UkrainianArmyDrones #Kremlin #AlexanderKovalenko #GrigoryGerman #scalpel