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Update from Ukraine | Ruzzia Lost the Ground | Wagner threat on Poland | Why Ukraine is Slow

by Denys Davydov

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Published 30 Jul 2023

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@DenysDavydov9 months ago Get this exclusive deal for $1.70/month + 6 months free using my link only:
By selecting the link you are not only getting a good product but also helping my channel to develop! Stay awesome! .. ...Expand 149
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@richardmuller20339 months ago " the vehicle needs repairs, and so does the phone" hilarious! A perfect way to describe what happened. 267
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@markmendez45589 months ago Here we are a year and a half into this war. Ukraine still holds. I wouldn' t have thought back in february of 2022 that ukraine could hold yet here . ...Expand 346
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@MariiaVeshchunova9 months ago Wow, what an inspiring and heartfelt moment! President zelensky' s visit to the frontline with the special operations forces is truly commendable. It' s . ...Expand 313
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@kloputzbuddie92239 months ago I never had any contact to ukraine people before the war. Two of them left ukraine and went to germany, to my work for the company iam working for. I have . ...Expand 65
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@emjizone9 months ago The role of this fence is not to be and ultimate wall. It's rather to slow down and detect passage so the Polish police or border guards to intercept them shortly after they cross the border. .. ...Expand 54
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@patrickkaiser69309 months ago The german report is about known extremists who went to fight not the total number. That also explains why more fighting on russian side. 46
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@justice31259 months ago The fact that russia thinks they can attack a country but can' t be attacked on their homeland is baffling. 980
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@miyurr9 months ago Its amazing how much data we have on thislines, terrain everything. 10
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@jonathanlanglois27429 months ago Part of the problem is that NATO has not dealt with large mine fields in decades. Counter insurgency in the middle east is a completely different ball game. .. ...Expand 51
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@galactic259 months ago They could be using another satellite internet provider such as hughesnet, viasat, earthlink, or another company. Starlink isn' t the only company in the satellite internet space. 11
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@dutote9 months ago 39 is the number of known extremists who are fighting in the war. Not the total number. 16
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@ellasmommy92789 months ago I can' t believe it' s been athank you for keeping up the good fight. Wishing you a peaceful sky wherever you are denys.
slava ukraini. 117
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@bonjourtoi38949 months ago Courage amis de l' ukraine. Ce n' est vraiment pas drle cette foutue guerre. Courage! Merci tous nos allis. 218
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@raistlinmajere22579 months ago On a previous edition you asked why the sof was holding onto their positions near the antonivskyi bridge. It occurred to me that they may need to be closer to the kerch bridge to remotely control the surface drones. 2
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@Leitis_Fella9 months ago More miclics, thermal imager drones, and artillery shells asap. 7
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@kvdp38069 months ago Thank you again and always. Slava ukraine. 8
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@MannyLoxx20109 months ago Greetings from los angeles, california, usa, denys! 2
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@nathanirick78069 months ago That land bridge in crimea is also know as arabat spit. What you called it sounds better thatthere is history there too, hopefully again soon! 2
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@alisongorski36649 months ago Kaliningrad, was once the east prussian capital. My paternal great grandfather was born in that city. He immigrated to the united states about 1885. 70
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@danielmocsny50669 months ago - "..I don't know how it's in English" - the map feature you highlight is called the "Arabat Spit" in English. According to the English Wikipedia article: "The Arabat Spit (Ukrainian: ; Russian: ) or Arabat Arrow is a barrier spit that separates the large, shallow and very salty Syvash lagoons from the Sea of Azov. The spit runs between the Henichesk Strait in the north and the north-eastern shores of Crimea in the south.[3]" .. ...Expand 3
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@pallytime21569 months ago We have a bunch of names for strips of land, artificially made, near the sea. If man-made we call them " break waters" one word) if naturally i could be wrong. ...Expand 3
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@toddbrackett42779 months ago Romania has over 100 t-55s, these are outclassed by russian hardware but perhaps they are operational. I wonder how difficult it would be to outfit them . ...Expand 15
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@professionalsystemsltd31389 months ago I wonder if those sea drones use the hamilton jet. They certainly use a water jet. Hamilton has patent rights so it' s possible that using them is a form of support from new zealand. 2
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@zx1100a19 months ago Hi denys. Thanks for the update. Slava ukraini. 93
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@daniellecrevier9709 months ago Thank you for this update. Great job once again here in canada, we have many generations of ukranian persons here and we have accepted them and to this day, we still stand with ukraine. 23
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@conniedryfhout36889 months ago Thank you so much denys for your daily updates. May victory come to ukraine! From canada. 70
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@Fliklmao9 months ago Ive been watching your videos every day for over a year now. Hoping you and your family can go back home as soon as possible. Tough situation; i cant ima thank you for the updates and everything you do denys. I wish that this terror will be over and your country can rebuild so you can all live in peace. A lot of the world including myself takes our lives and our dreams for granted, but it could not always be so.
lots of love from canada and hopefully forever allies. ...Expand 6
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@briancase61809 months ago Yes, it would seem to me that ukraine must continue to deplete russian forces: both equipment by attacking facilities behind the front lines and also by . ...Expand 159
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@toolooselowtrek75239 months ago I checked the traffic love your reporting, denys!
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@betsy62029 months ago Denys! Well done muchukraine stay strong training f16 pilots have started! The netherlands continues support. 59
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@user-ch3dm1nc6q9 months ago Can' t really tell because of video resolution, but the totally uniform grey background makes me think it is at a significant altitude which would make it unlikely that a storm shadow cruise missile is depicted. 1
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@amphibiousone79729 months ago Thanks denys, these presentations are a great addition to my history library, i think its important that history is documented from many perspectives. slava ukraine. ...Expand 64
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@sinan2.719 months ago Wagner tries to open a russiansuwalki gap, it means nato can now step in. At least in that gap. They try it and it is an escalation by russia. Nato can escalate, too. 23
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@CapnDan579 months ago Thanks again, Denys. Progress is good, minefields are tough. Slava Combat Engineers! 28
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@Sidicas9 months ago The solution to minefields like that is paratroops behind enemy lines but you got to take out all the aa first. You can drop light tanks with the paratroops. Ukraine may be able to use the rivers instead of paratroopers. 1
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@adamcohen26329 months ago Those destroyed btrs and other soviet era armored vehicles show that these troops were not the well rested, elite level reserves equipped with all western . ...Expand 39
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@spifer23269 months ago About poland border - for few weeks there are way more patrolls + helis flying day and night patrolling the border likely with thermal sights. 1
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@chrisb71989 months ago Great to see the ukraine forces push back the russians in the north east. God bless the hero' s of ukraine. 80
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@mikedrever77609 months ago I dont think that the boats needs starling for communications back to the shore. Iridium can provide the bandwidth and it is available everyplace. 1
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@Kennyov939 months ago I'll bet they had some cluster munitions waiting for them as well. Very effective on larfe concentrations
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@troutie64499 months ago Deny, thanks again for an informative report! Deny, seeing how enthusiastic you are, i bet you' d luv to fly an f-16 to assist your country? It' d be a bit different than what you usually fly, huh? 5
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@sumiland64459 months ago Thanks for keeping us updated, denys . 48
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@FerreusNRG9 months ago @Denys "land locked" means country has no access to sea, Kaliningrad is not land locked country. 3
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@tokul769 months ago The only russian gauge rail to kaliningrad is not on suvalku gap. They would have to take two major cities that are not in poland. 26
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@javierhernan1239 months ago Saludos denys davydov gracias por mantenernos informados saludos desde el salvador slava ucrania. 35
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@ZearthGJL9 months ago 15 storm shadows is improbable. That' d imply a minimum of 8 jets in the air launching them, and that there' s a target that' d even require 15 to destroy. 11
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@e-bikefulltimecitytranspor35529 months ago Yes, you need air support attack helicopters fighter jets and ground attack aircraft like the a10. 5
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@deceitive33389 months ago More good news, love to see it, thanks denys! Meanwhile shoigu had to return to reality in ruzzia, i' m sure he already misses being showered with praise . ...Expand 23
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@rogerrooms92279 months ago You should have a closer look at the starlink issue you were talking about, the main issues for starlink are because it is intended for civilian use, even also if the network becomes a military asset the ruzzians are likely to start targeting their satellites. ...Expand
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@MiguelQuinteroA9 months ago Slavs ukraine thanks for the great news have a peaceful sky and also thanks for enabling youtube to do your captions helps a lot for accessibility. 38
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@isasalaam50559 months ago Everybody in the west want everything immediately. Anybody who understands war strategy will understand patience is required. Preserve the most important . ...Expand 18
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@EL_DUDERIN09 months ago Hey denys great video! Fyi i know a little about this area and that antenna could be starlink but it could almost as easily have its own satellite(s) with . ...Expand 2
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@lesamos89009 months ago Just asking is it not possible to change the frequency of drones in flight and turn them around and send them back. 2
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@margaretlamb24329 months ago Great news denys and good job defenders. Keep strong and safe and god bless you and all of ukraine. 19
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@razdog769 months ago Obviously blew up a storm shadow missile. Russians say they destroyed a leopard 2, but is a john deere tractor. Both are green so close enough. 3
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@loathsomedungeater79139 months ago Robotyne reminds me of the place where a lot of bradleys and couple of leos were lost? It is the same guy who commands them there? It is pretty clo id="hidden32"se to each other too. Same pattern instead of disabling artillery before going in they were sent straight in or am i seeing sth wrong?. ...Expand 1
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@michaelwoodhams78669 months ago On the grain blockade: usa currently uses a lot of maize to make ethanol for fuel. Wikipedia says 45% of us corn croplands supplies ethanol production. there is a lot i don' t know. Does the infrastructure exist to export it? Would it need to be subsidized to be affordable? Is this politically feasible at the us end?. ...Expand 1
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@ljguitarwizard9 months ago Ukraine needs to make a submersible drone boat. Where once it gets close it can go under water enough to be able to pop up unexpected. Sneaky boat lol. 8
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@nighthawk21749 months ago They got a bunch of mald' s and i have a very strong suspicion that' s what was shot down, they fly higher then storm shadow which is what i think we saw there. 1
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@peterszammer38769 months ago Perhaps it is possible to specialize drones in mine detection to detonate localized mines from a safe height with small explosive devices.
at least in open terrain this could be extremely effective.
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@MrArray19679 months ago Amazingly ruzzia even has to take the ground behind their lines as they retreat. 2
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@JimsMowing-ni7yc9 months ago Always look for to your detailed updates. 16
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@leimertseptimius18369 months ago Nothing like ruzzia being repelled after nato-usa, having a hard and wait on for the big thrust.
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@garyjersey35809 months ago Dude. You said this vehicle and this phone needs to be repaired. Lol i love you man! 1
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@TheMrsundae9 months ago My understanding of the number 39 of german volunteers is that those are people with some kind of radically political background and had been watched for . ...Expand 1
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@jimdear43049 months ago All wars are different. Troops always need to learn how to adapt and develop new tactics with each war. 16
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@Matthew-wn8oq9 months ago I have to say, i don' t agree with denys all the time but he does make me laugh. " he is the slap champion" 3
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@chrisvonbassoli9 months ago That article talks about known extriemists who fight for russia or ukraine. It is not about regular germans. Have a great day denyz.
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@kummer459 months ago Ukraine knows how to do things. This is why i do not critique them. Yes the progress is slower but stronger. Ukraine' s army is fighting without throwing ukraine' s army is way well organized and disciplined. They do not risk much but at the same time don' t let the orcs get too much ground either.
ukraine is becoming a serious robust army. I hope that atacms and f16 arrives at the right moment. They need them. ...Expand 12
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@stevebrown40859 months ago Rocket stoves for heat and cooking this winter. If you haven' t checked all the youtube videos on them please do so now to prepare for winter.
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@charlesje19669 months ago Ukraine' s new offensive approach of staying back and picking off ru troops and equipment with precision weapons seems to working. It' s not strictly . ...Expand 9
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@JoaoSoares-rs6ec9 months ago The south reminds me a bit of the invasion of italy during ww2, the hole peninsula was fortified, the alies had to break one line at a time and slowly, it will take time, but it can be done.
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@b0w3rick439 months ago Thank you for your update denys slava ukraini. 16
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@samuel.andermatt9 months ago "Let me tell you about the Partner and also the sponsor of this channel"
For some reason I first understood "Wagner" instead of Partner.
But since it made no sense for them to sponsor your videos I rewinded. .. ...Expand
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@edsnyder90809 months ago No doubt denny, you need to take some time off. You are a hard worker, and i appreciate it. 21
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@53Jeffrey9 months ago The photo you show is old, i also saw it about 1 month ago, so how reliable is the information.
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@robertyerex21139 months ago Someone should build some drones that plant the demining cords that clear minefields. Instead of losing manned equipment to clear the mines use a couple . ...Expand
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@suecharnock93699 months ago You have a good point about east and west germany. That is why the eu has not really supported ukraine in 2014 and was slow last year. I wonder how much . ...Expand 11
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@AmySteve20089 months ago I hope the cellphone was under warranty: d. 3
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@ndenise34609 months ago Would using cbu' as a defining process work? 2
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@philippschwartzerdt34319 months ago Just for clarification. Trenches have a direction of defense and a supply side, its construction is that way on purpose.
this means trenches are the reason is, that should an enemy take a trench from the defense side, he may not be able to hold it from the supply side, as it may not have sufficient defense capabilities on that side.
now in practise this means, once the ukrainian army has broken through the defense lines it becomes easier to ware the trenches down from their supply or back side. ...Expand
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@btfilther9 months ago The only active defence line is the frontline. All others are passive defences. Collapse the frontline and the rest is demining operation. 1
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@janwitts26889 months ago Or like ww1 they are letting the enemy take the first few lines at high cost and then destroying them in an efficient manner as the lines cannot be protected well from the rear. Then reoccupy and repeat. 1
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@bigd45619 months ago Ukraine should continue to what it thinks best. They are there. They are on the front.
slava
glory to the heroes.
support united24. 15
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@peterwood68759 months ago I think it was sun tzu who said not to interrupt your enemy when they' re making a mistake. 1
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@PRIMORDIAL...9 months ago Another couple good things about a10: land and take off in dirt, no runway required, stand off weapons, long loiter time, and with one sound of the ge turbofans comin at you and surrender in one day.
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@ronhau15429 months ago Can i see a diagram of where we were when the offensive started in comparison to where we are now or is that what the green part of the map is? 1
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@georgemcaulay60099 months ago I can start my day now that i' ve watched denys. As an australian i' m proud that we are the largest contributor to ukraine outside of nato. 14
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@Thomas-jc3bv9 months ago The word for that land strip would be isthmus i believe. 9
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@alastairwallace61539 months ago Great update denys, and the russians think they can take on poland as well. 1
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@williamblackwell29789 months ago Again. Putler kills the grain deal which requires both sides to not attack any ships. Now every ship in the black fleet are now fair targets. I am excited in anticipation of the next orc ship getting kaboomed. 8
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@oldmordim9 months ago I don' t understand why not oneis talking about drone proximity ammunition, its been around in development and use for 7 years now? It works with standard calibre guns. 1