Ukraine took out top Russian General using geolocation
Video Summary
A recent development in Ukraine saw the death of Major General Vitaly Karazimus, the highest-ranking Russian officer to be killed in combat by Ukrainian forces. This is a significant blow to Russian military command structure, showing that even high-ranking officers are not safe. The Russian army’s reliance on cell phones and walkie-talkies for communication is also a major vulnerability, as Ukrainian forces can easily intercept and decode these signals, allowing them to launch accurate artillery strikes. In contrast, Russia’s own encrypted communication systems, such as the “Era” system, have been plagued by problems and only work when connected to a 4G network, rendering them useless in many parts of Ukraine. The Russian army’s lack of a effective communication system has resulted in many casualties and failures in their operations. The video also discusses the Russian army’s struggles with supply and logistics, including a 30-mile long convoy outside Kiev that is struggling to keep its soldiers fed and fueled, with many men at risk of hypothermia and unable to fight. The video concludes that the Russian military is in disarray and that Ukraine can likely manage to defend itself without NATO’s help.
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