All language subtitles for 03-05-2023dfbsyu

Ukraine's counteroffensive is already underway or

how the impending AFU offensive
has caused hysteria in Russia.

Prigozhin records a video where he threatens to
withdraw his Wagnerites, Russian propagandists

are "worried" about Crimea, and Putin is
chaotically firing the military command.

The situation is fueled by CNN analysis that
Russia is not ready for a counterattack by the

AFU. And this all becomes a psychological
attack on the minds of the Russian side.

CNN claims that the enemy forces are not ready
for the counteroffensive of Ukrainian troops.

Journalists of the publication analyzed the
actions of the occupation command in recent days

and called them "chaotic." The lack of a clear
defense strategy is also confirmed by neurotic

personnel decisions in the Defense Ministry. A
significant number of generals have been rotated,

and those who were fired have been replaced
with people who had already been fired before.

I think it’s great, they didn’t make
it then, they won’t make it now.

The Institute for the Study of
War believes that the occupying

forces are exhausted and disorganized.
Because of the constant offensives,

Russian generals have failed to prepare
for a Ukrainian counteroffensive.

And the top propagandists are
already preparing the Russians for

a possible retreat or as the occupiers
themselves call a "goodwill gesture."

They claim that now they are especially
"worried about Crimea. In addition,

their "military experts" have begun to talk
about the real "readiness of the Ukrainian army."

The recently demoralized head of the Wagner
Group, Prigozhin, spoke with the same narrative.

The occupiers are afraid of attacks and
counting the days, giving different dates.

Seven months after the last major operation
by the AFU, the Russian side built a network

of trenches in the Zaporizhzhia
region that can be seen from space.

But such protection does not work in modern
conditions. The occupants' fortifications

can be studied using satellite imagery,
and thanks to high-precision weapons,

they can be destroyed, bypassed with modern
armored vehicles. This is an expected fiasco.

Media hints that this is why the "peace
plan" is so actively lobbied by China.

Prigozhin urged Putin to "put a fat end to the
so-called special military operation" and "gain

a foothold" in the occupied territories.
And recently he said that the Wagnerians

would withdraw from Bakhmut if they did not
receive enough weapons and ammunition for it.

In addition, the Russian media reported that

poor-quality medical care causes more than
half of the deaths of Russian servicemen.

Because of this, Russian servicemen die
or become crippled in large numbers.

More than half of lethal cases
are caused by non-lethal wounds,

and many amputations are caused by
incorrectly applied tourniquets.

The main problems remain the
low level of first aid training,

as well as the inability to get
the wounded to hospitals quickly.

Another problem in the Russian army is the
poor quality of tactical first-aid kits,

which still include the archaic Esmarh
tourniquet and a lack of modern medical means.

And the mobilized are not always
given even such first-aid kits.

In other words, the occupation
contingent is in a pre-comatose state,

and it is up to the AFU to
put an end to the anamnesis.