WILBERRIES BINGO INTENSIFIES! Penza and Udmurtia Warehouses Burn in Unison

Artur Rehi

Become a monthly BMC member and I will butcher your name to oblivion: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/arturrehi/membership My book "8 MISSIONS IN UKRAINE" is SOLD OUT! Thank you for Getting it. It is now a rarity if you have it since no more will be made. I make music also: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f1OBWiMO3gU&ab_channel=ArturRehi Keep an eye on my trips to Ukraine on my Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/arturrehi/ REHI PODCAST: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYVEXQrvnPqo4iUjgxqIp_Q  Thumbnail made by Moiz: https://www.instagram.com/moiz.editor/ mr.innovations.info@gmail.com  00:00 Intro 00:20 Putin claimed Russia ranks 4-th in the world in PPP 02:45 Putin: what will we do once the SMO ends 03:14 Perm Oil refinery 05:05 Ryazan was the newest 06:36 Lavrov - SMO has a positive aspect on Russia 07:14 List and dates of Wildberries strikes 07:55 Penza and Sarapul on a map 08:30 2 drones flying 09:09 Attack happened early morning 09:31 This cannot be extinguished 10:43 What Madyar said 11:17 Bingo 11:40 Sarapul - Udmurtia 13:24 This woman cannot pay anyone since Wildberries does not allow her to withdraw the money 16:16 This woman asks when will someone do something finally 18:16 Russian missile exploded in Poland  Putin claimed Russia ranks 4-th in the world in PPP https://x.com/wartranslated/status/2082525757440463098 Putin: what will we do once the SMO ends https://x.com/Gerashchenko_en/status/2082008805978562908  Perm Oil refinery https://x.com/Artemko7777/status/2082528410438684902 https://x.com/Artemko7777/status/2082516808184254834 Ryazan Wildberries - Lavrov - SMO has a positive aspect on Russia https://x.com/Putin2theHague/status/2082367219476922850 Ryazan was the newest - only 2 years old https://x.com/JayinKyiv/status/2082340349951828413 List and dates of Wildberries strikes https://x.com/TheDeadDistrict/status/2082685125582573656 Penza and Sarapul on a map - scroll for a comment https://x.com/Tendar/status/2082718166220739064 Attack happened early morning https://x.com/TheDeadDistrict/status/2082684527420362838 2 drones flying - small AD is heard https://x.com/front_ukrainian/status/2082749313675890966 Watching it burn https://x.com/bayraktar_1love/status/2082759566811361429 This cannot be extinguished https://x.com/Maks_NAFO_FELLA/status/2082741400773218442 https://x.com/Tendar/status/2082670728860536971 https://x.com/Tendar/status/2082728889302876213 What Madyar said https://x.com/nexta_tv/status/2082738606758629744 Bingo https://x.com/GloOouD/status/2082714333612560859/photo/1 Sarapul - Udmurtia https://x.com/bayraktar_1love/status/2082749764290957528 https://x.com/Osinttechnical/status/2082695482711642579 Workers walking home https://x.com/aborealis940/status/2082718253852295637 This woman cannot pay anyone since Wildberries does not allow her to withdraw the money https://x.com/NatalkaKyiv/status/2082467208131661838 This woman asks when will someone do something finally https://x.com/wartranslated/status/2082548478891155573 Ru

Transcript

00:00My friends, so much has happened. Two new wildberries warehouses have been struck.

00:05Also, an oil refinery in Perm, but also a Russian missile exploded in Poland,

00:11leaving a massive crater on a field of a farmer.

00:14It's a NATO airspace and a crater on NATO territory.

00:18We're going to look into all of that.

00:20But before, I want to show you Putin.

00:22What he says about these attacks on Russian territory, oil refineries,

00:27wildberries warehouses, or more like what he doesn't say.

00:31Because he doesn't really address them. He speaks about other matters.

00:34Let's see what he speaks about.

00:37Unlike other developed economies around the world,

00:40Russia continues to rank 4th globally in purchasing power parity.

00:45After China, the United States and India.

00:484th and 1st in Europe.

00:50And in terms of economic growth rates, we're also ahead of the European Union.

00:55But of course, we would like more. Of course.

00:57But there are risks.

00:59Risks of rising inflation and associated consequences.

01:04I love how he says the associated consequences.

01:08Well, the thing is here, instead of talking about the biggest things,

01:12which is every day you can see a new burning massive warehouse

01:16or an oil refinery in different big cities in Russia.

01:19People are filming them.

01:21They're posting them online.

01:22People are crying sometimes, asking for Putin to resign now,

01:26openly asking the Russian government to resign.

01:29And it doesn't address these issues.

01:32It decides to nitpick statistics.

01:35Because by official statistics,

01:38Russia does rank 4th in global purchasing power parity,

01:42which is one form to view the GDP.

01:45But yeah, that is if you use the official ruble to USD course.

01:50Ruble course, which is of course stabilized by Russian Central Bank,

01:55selling off billions upon billions of foreign assets.

01:59They're all gone now.

02:00Then selling off billions upon billions of gold reserves,

02:03which quite fast are diminishing.

02:05About one third of the liquid assets of the Central Bank's fund are left.

02:11Everything else is gone.

02:12That keeps the ruble stable.

02:15Also, the government forced every country

02:18to convert their foreign assets and liquid assets into rubles,

02:21which also keeps it stable.

02:23These measures work until they don't.

02:25Until the Central Bank and the funds and the companies

02:30run out of these assets to stabilize ruble with.

02:33So yeah, you can be 4th until you're going to be the last.

02:36So people send Putin burning oil definery videos and he says,

02:42look, we're doing so good.

02:44Why are you whining?

02:45Before we get to the real stuff that happened,

02:48one more clip from Putin because he puts it quite well.

02:52Once the SMO is over, what are we going to do?

02:54Everyone's gotten so caught up in it.

02:57Talking about 1.5 million Russian casualties

03:00and destroyed economy of an entire country

03:02that took 20 years to build up after the fall of the Soviet Union.

03:06What are we going to do?

03:07We're going to get bored.

03:09Now, you have to rebuild Russia after that

03:11because there's going to be no more Russian economy.

03:14So, 29th of July.

03:16Overnight, Ukrainian drones reportedly struck Luke Coils.

03:19Perm Nefte-Org Zintez.

03:22I always love these long names.

03:24Refinery in Perm.

03:25One of Russia's largest refineries

03:27capable of processing around 30 million tons annually.

03:31And beautiful videos come out of it.

03:33People drive by, the road goes by,

03:35they film it, they post it online

03:37and then they go home and watch television

03:39and they see Putin saying,

03:41what are we going to do if the special military operation ends?

03:44There's nothing to do then.

03:45It's going to get boring.

03:46Or saying that Russia is ranking 4th globally.

03:49We're doing so good.

03:51What are you talking about?

03:52Don't whine.

03:53Well, here is this very same refinery's fuel silos

03:57covered with drone nets.

03:58See, this specific refinery in Perm,

04:01I guess the director did not steal the money

04:03and actually allocated it to the cope cages

04:06around the fuel silos.

04:07And you see, they don't burn.

04:09They work.

04:10If only Russians would steal less

04:12and actually defend their assets better

04:15then Ukrainian drones would actually be having a harder time.

04:19Luckily, they are very corrupt.

04:21So, not so difficult to hit anything.

04:23Just to show you how big the fire actually is

04:25and this is a perfect clip to show

04:27that firefighters cannot really do much.

04:30With fire so huge, it's also an oil fire.

04:33What are you going to do?

04:34How are you going to...

04:35You're not going to put that out.

04:37You're just going to have to wait until it burns down

04:40because there's no firefighting capability in the world

04:43that can put this out.

04:44It's too much for anybody.

04:45So, they are called up.

04:47They stand there and they watch.

04:49And they talk to each other on the radio

04:51as you can hear very aggressively.

04:57Aggressive Russian tones.

05:01Look at them do nothing

05:03because they can do nothing.

05:05On the same day, by the way, July 29th

05:08Ryazan Wildberries was hit

05:10and this was the newest wildberries in Russian Federation.

05:14It was only about two years old.

05:16The currently burning wildberries facility in Ryazan

05:19was not only the fourth largest

05:21but the newest.

05:23Two years old.

05:24With the company's known outstanding debt

05:27at least $17.8 billion

05:30a banking crisis is setting up nicely.

05:32Targeting huge, heavily indebted,

05:35low-margin businesses in Ukraine's

05:37genius move of the war.

05:39It is true.

05:40Turns out that Wildberries' business models

05:43profit margins are extremely slim.

05:46It's already a tough area to be successful at

05:49since the slim profit margins

05:50but also they're insanely debted.

05:53Owing close to $20 billion.

05:55That's the bank's problem, obviously.

05:57What they say about you owe $1 million

06:00it's your own $1 billion.

06:02It's the bank's problem.

06:03But no.

06:04You owe $20 billion

06:05and it's the government's problem.

06:07Because they will have to bail this out

06:09since tens of thousands of people

06:10are hired by wildberries

06:12who will lose their jobs

06:13and the banks won't get the money.

06:15This will start an economic crisis in Russia.

06:18Of course, people from high-rises

06:19film these Ukrainian drones,

06:21post them online.

06:23Then go and watch on television

06:24how Putin says

06:26we're doing fine.

06:27This is fine.

06:28The fires are again magnificent.

06:30Very beautiful.

06:32And they burn how they always burn

06:34to the ground.

06:36And one of the most senior Russian diplomats

06:39is the foreign minister,

06:40Sergei Lavrov.

06:41And in the backdrop of burning

06:43Riaz and Wildberries' warehouse

06:44I think it's perfect to listen to

06:46what he has to say next to Putin

06:48of what the special military operation

06:51has given the Russians.

06:52Putin says they will be bored

06:54when this ends.

06:55Let's see what Lavrov says.

06:56For a long time now,

06:57the special military operation

06:59has been having a positive impact

07:01on life in our country.

07:03Look at all that positive impact.

07:05If I stand close enough to it,

07:07I can feel the positivity radiating.

07:10It almost feels like heat.

07:12I feel warmed by the positivity.

07:14We'll get to the newest hits,

07:15but here are all the dates

07:17and locations of the Wildberries' hits.

07:19There has been

07:20one, two, three, four, five, six, seven,

07:23eight of them in total right now.

07:2518th July, Electrostal, Moscow.

07:2822nd of July, Krasnodar and Nevinomisk.

07:3324th of July, Shushari,

07:35which is in St. Petersburg.

07:37And Utkina Zavod,

07:39again in St. Petersburg.

07:40Another 24th of July

07:41was in Feropol in Crimea,

07:43which was a really tiny

07:44Wildberries' warehouse.

07:4629th of July at Riazan,

07:48we just watched videos about it.

07:49And 30th of July,

07:51there were two warehouses,

07:52actually,

07:53one of them being Penza.

07:55And the other one

07:56is in Sarapul in Utmurtia.

07:59You can see them on the map

08:00right here.

08:01Quite the other sites

08:02from Moscow,

08:03so the drones were flying

08:05over a thousand kilometers,

08:07actually,

08:07in enemy territory

08:08without nobody shooting them down

08:10and people filming them

08:11along the way.

08:12It is so weird.

08:13People from Ukrainian border

08:15across five different oblasts

08:17point their phones in the sky,

08:19posting them online.

08:20Look, there are drones flying

08:22and they still manage

08:23to reach their destinations.

08:24This shows you

08:25how little air defense

08:27Russia actually has

08:28because the majority of it

08:29is in Moscow.

08:30Talking about the air defense,

08:32this is Penza.

08:33We can see two Ukrainian drones

08:36flying.

08:36You can see them

08:38tracing rounds,

08:40trying to trace them.

08:41And you can hear

08:42a very little,

08:43maybe one lone gun

08:45shooting them.

08:45And that's it.

08:46Almost non-existent,

08:48Russian air defense fire

08:49covering an asset

08:51that could drag

08:52the entire Russian banking system

08:54into an economic crisis.

08:56With that,

08:57the government

08:58will have to bail them out,

08:59dragging the government

09:00into a crisis.

09:01I mean,

09:01this is big enough

09:02to put all those air defenses

09:04around Moscow,

09:05around oil refineries

09:07and wild berries warehouses,

09:08but they don't do that.

09:10The attack,

09:10of course,

09:10actually happened early morning

09:12before first light.

09:13And here we can see

09:14one of the first hits.

09:16Bada bim,

09:16bada boom.

09:18Beautiful.

09:19Again,

09:19countless videos

09:20of people driving on highways

09:22and filming the smoke columns,

09:24posting them online.

09:24And then at night

09:26when Putin airs on TV,

09:28we already all know

09:29what they see,

09:30what he's gonna say.

09:31In this clip,

09:32I'm guessing this here

09:33is a firefighter's truck.

09:35I could be wrong,

09:36but it looks like it.

09:38But again,

09:39fires with certain size

09:42has reached the threshold

09:44of being able to be put out.

09:47So this one also,

09:48these warehouses

09:48usually burn quite fast.

09:50Some oil refiners

09:51burn a few days.

09:52These warehouses

09:53always burn to the ground

09:55within a day.

09:56Not much is needed

09:57since everything is dry inside.

09:59There's enough air

10:00for the fire to breathe.

10:01It goes fast.

10:02It burns fast.

10:03If you don't put it out immediately,

10:05you're gonna lose

10:06the entire warehouse,

10:07which looks to be the case

10:08in Benza,

10:10as you can see right now.

10:11beautiful flames.

10:13I mean, look at it.

10:14It is apocalyptic.

10:16With this,

10:17I have to remind you

10:18what the owner

10:19of Wildberries,

10:20Tatiana Kim,

10:22wrote publicly

10:23on her Telegram channel.

10:25She wrote

10:25that she will kill

10:26every last Ukrainian

10:28and burn their country

10:29to the ground

10:29and sow salt

10:31on their fields.

10:32And when that is all done,

10:33she will do it all again.

10:34Reminded me of

10:35Medvedev,

10:37the drunken,

10:38former Russian president

10:39who always,

10:40every day,

10:41threatens to nuke

10:42everyone on the planet.

10:43By the way,

10:43I love how Ukrainian

10:45chief of unman forces

10:47Robert Madyarprovdi

10:49put it

10:49on his channel.

10:51Your package

10:52isn't coming.

10:53Not by drone.

10:55Not with a vibrator.

10:56From now on,

10:57neither Benza

10:58nor Krasnaja Armia.

11:00Sorry.

11:01I meant

11:02Utmurtia.

11:03We will stand,

11:04Moscow will fall,

11:05we will rebuild Crimea

11:06and fatten it up.

11:08That's the promise

11:09of the Ukrainian

11:11chief of unmanned forces.

11:13These very same forces

11:15who just burned

11:15two wild berries.

11:17Here is the bingo.

11:18As you can see,

11:19one, two, three,

11:20four, five,

11:20six, seven

11:21of warehouses

11:23taken out.

11:24In Yekaterinburg,

11:25we saw that the warehouse

11:26got off with a warning.

11:28The cars burned,

11:28the warehouse didn't.

11:30Some of the attacks

11:31don't work,

11:31as we can see.

11:32Eight warehouses

11:33have been struck.

11:34Seven of them

11:35have burned.

11:35Not all of them

11:36to the ground,

11:37but majority of them

11:38have been completely destroyed.

11:40The next warehouse

11:41that was struck

11:41at the same time,

11:43same morning,

11:44was in Utmurtia,

11:46Sarapul.

11:47And these are the workers

11:48who walk home

11:50or leave the warehouse

11:51after it was struck.

11:53You can see

11:53there's so many of them.

11:55It gives us an idea

11:55of how vast this company is,

11:57how many people

11:58they employ.

11:59So Ukraine

12:00has really thought

12:01this through.

12:01First of all,

12:02it's a company

12:03that is very easy

12:05to attack in Russia.

12:06Secondly,

12:07a company that owes

12:07a lot of money

12:08to the Russian banks

12:09that the central government

12:10will have to bail out

12:12using their own funds,

12:13which is good.

12:14Thirdly,

12:15it's a company

12:16that employs

12:17tens of thousands

12:18of people across Russia

12:19who all make videos,

12:20who all lose their jobs.

12:22And as we can see

12:23from videos already,

12:24they tend to

12:25blame their own authorities,

12:27not Ukraine.

12:28This is a genius weapon

12:30of attacking

12:31this specific warehouse.

12:32And of course,

12:33we have a video

12:33of the exact moment

12:34of the strike.

12:35Look at it.

12:36Boom.

12:38This is beautiful.

12:39And the smoke columns,

12:41as I mentioned,

12:43they are seen

12:43far and wide

12:45and filmed

12:46by everybody in Russia

12:47who has a phone

12:48and posted

12:49on their own

12:50social media,

12:51whichever it be,

12:52all for Russians to see.

12:54So it cracks open

12:55this Russian propaganda

12:57and the Putin's myth

12:58that everything is okay.

12:59But all of the people

13:00see these videos

13:01and photos online

13:02and then they listen

13:03to Putin lying to them.

13:04So this weapon

13:05works in psychological level,

13:06it works by damaging

13:07the Russian banks

13:09and it works

13:10by taking away

13:11literally the army's logistics

13:12because a lot

13:13of the volunteers

13:14who order stuff

13:15for their unit

13:16that they support,

13:17they do it

13:18through wild berries.

13:19So this is a weapon

13:21that hurts everything

13:22connected to the Russian war effort.

13:24I briefly mentioned

13:25the workers

13:25who lose their jobs,

13:27but I have always mentioned

13:29because they make more videos,

13:30the businessmen

13:31and businesswomen,

13:32the resellers

13:33of wild berries.

13:34For example,

13:35this woman

13:35who now has her money stuck

13:37because you sell your stuff

13:38in wild berries,

13:39the money goes through wild berries

13:41until it reaches you.

13:42You gotta withdraw it

13:43systematically

13:43every week

13:44or every month.

13:45This woman,

13:45I guess,

13:46hasn't done it

13:46or the money hasn't reached her yet,

13:48so now she's trying to get it.

13:50Let's see if she does.

13:51You need to understand

13:52what's going on.

13:54Wild berries

13:54is not going to refund the money.

13:56They simply won't.

13:57They've been blocked

13:59people from withdrawing

14:00that money.

14:01Loans,

14:01debts,

14:02employees.

14:03How am I supposed

14:04to pay anyone?

14:05I'm already thinking

14:07about laying people off.

14:08How am I supposed

14:09to pay them?

14:10That's it.

14:11End of the month.

14:12Goodbye.

14:13As they say,

14:14because this is effing hell.

14:16Taxes.

14:17What am I supposed

14:18to pay effing taxes with?

14:20And now she gets

14:20on dangerous territory

14:22saying that publicly

14:24I'm not going to pay taxes.

14:26Go eff yourselves.

14:28You know,

14:28death and taxes.

14:29That's how it is

14:30in every country,

14:31even a country

14:32that is a gas station

14:33and gets money

14:33from selling fossil fuels.

14:35Still,

14:36they want their taxes.

14:37And saying publicly

14:39that you won't pay taxes

14:40in Russia,

14:41I would say

14:42that's as bad

14:43as saying

14:43that I want Putin to resign.

14:45A very dangerous thing to do.

14:47So if this woman thinks,

14:48oh,

14:48I lost everything.

14:49I cannot pay my workers.

14:50Well,

14:50she can still go to prison.

14:52I don't think in prison

14:53and she would say

14:54I lost everything

14:54because I cannot go to

14:56pay my workers.

14:57Then she would cry

14:58that she's in prison.

14:59So she's putting herself

15:01in prison now

15:01with this video.

15:03Loans are the same

15:03effing thing.

15:04I don't care about that

15:06anymore either.

15:07If nobody gives an F

15:08about my problems,

15:09then now

15:10I also don't give an F

15:11about the problems

15:12of the banks

15:13and everything else.

15:15This is just a symptom

15:16of this specific

15:17Russian woman

15:18waking up to a fact

15:19that she lives in Russia.

15:21That's how it is.

15:22There's no

15:23safeguards

15:24or guardrails

15:25to personal pain.

15:27The insurance companies

15:28don't pay out

15:29as soon as

15:30Wildberries gets hit.

15:31You lose everything.

15:32They don't give you

15:33your goods back

15:34even if they have them

15:35and they don't give you

15:36the money back

15:37or the revenue

15:37that you have already made

15:38because they will

15:39just take it.

15:40It is Russia.

15:41Nobody will defend you

15:42because the owner

15:43of Wildberries

15:43is friends with Putin.

15:45Tatiana Kim

15:46has been blessed

15:47by Putin

15:48to take over

15:49the company

15:49a few years ago

15:50from her husband

15:51so if these people

15:52turn to Putin

15:53help me

15:54or look what's going on

15:55then they should know

15:57that Putin's friends

15:58are running this company.

15:59They run this show.

16:00So this person

16:02truly is on her own

16:03and the place

16:04to cry and protest

16:05was 20 years ago,

16:0715 years ago,

16:0810 years ago.

16:09It is even now

16:10if you go out

16:11and do it

16:11by tens of millions

16:12but alone with your phone

16:14not gonna help you.

16:16We have another Russian woman

16:18for some reason

16:19who decided

16:20that looking like a fish

16:22is pretty.

16:23I don't know

16:23what's up with Russian women.

16:24Their beauty standards

16:25are based on fish.

16:28I don't know why.

16:29Why they love fish so much.

16:31You tell me

16:31in the comments please

16:32because I have no idea.

16:35Anyway,

16:35fish woman says

16:36the seventh

16:37Wildberries warehouse

16:38is on fire.

16:39Ryazan is on fire.

16:41We haven't even calculated yet

16:43how much destroyed

16:45in the other warehouses

16:46talking about her business

16:47and her inventory.

16:48And a new blow.

16:49Ryazan is on fire.

16:51Gerd Tatjana Bakalchuk.

16:53When the hell

16:54are you going to start

16:55doing something about this?

16:57Please excuse my French.

16:58Pretty much asking

16:59the owner of Wildberries

17:00to do something about it.

17:01But she already did.

17:03She posted online

17:04that she will kill

17:05every Ukrainian man,

17:06woman and children

17:07and pensioner.

17:09So that's what

17:09she's gonna do I guess.

17:11Well that's obvious

17:12to anyone isn't it?

17:13We don't even have time

17:14to take anything out.

17:15Seventh warehouse.

17:16This woman is crying

17:17because her country

17:19started a war

17:20and now they

17:21sowed the wind

17:22and they're reaping

17:23the whirlwind.

17:24The war has reached

17:25on their territory

17:26and that's sad.

17:28They're crying

17:28because they're being

17:29attacked

17:29on the war

17:31that they started.

17:32It's such a karma,

17:34such a cause and effect,

17:35such a lesson

17:36for these Russian women

17:37and men.

17:38Perhaps somewhere

17:39there's a lesson

17:39that you must not

17:40look like a fish.

17:41I don't know

17:41but this is a good

17:42lesson for them.

17:43It's a wake-up call.

17:44You live in a country

17:45that needs a change.

17:46The only one

17:47who can do that change

17:48is you.

17:49Also this woman,

17:50also the previous woman,

17:51also these tens

17:52of millions of people

17:53who want change.

17:55Go and demand

17:55the change

17:56that you're worth

17:57but that requires you

17:59to step out

17:59of your victimized mind.

18:01Only you can do that.

18:02So I'm watching this,

18:04I'm eating popcorn

18:06and I'm rooting for them

18:07to step out

18:09of their victim state,

18:10mind state

18:11that they have been

18:12put into

18:12or voluntarily

18:13stepped into

18:14but only they can

18:15change it,

18:16nobody else.

18:17Enough about the wild berries.

18:18Let's talk about Poland.

18:19This Russian missile

18:20actually exploded

18:22deep in Poland,

18:24about what,

18:25100 kilometers

18:26in Poland.

18:27The crater

18:27was pretty big actually.

18:28Polish air force

18:30scrambled,

18:31there was a refueling

18:32aircraft,

18:33there was an early

18:33warning aircraft

18:35and there was

18:35two fighter jets

18:36who scrambled up

18:37and followed

18:37and shadowed the missile

18:38and they were ready.

18:40I quote,

18:40we were prepared

18:41to shoot down

18:42that missile

18:42if it had continued

18:43its flight.

18:45That's said by

18:45the Prime Minister

18:46Donald Tusk

18:47but the missile

18:47exploded on the field.

18:49And here is the crater,

18:50it is big,

18:51it's quite pretty

18:52and it's a very expensive

18:53crater that Russia

18:54made with its

18:55KH-101 cruise missile.

18:57100 kilometers

18:58from the Ukrainian border

18:59and I want to read

19:00you a comment.

19:01There's a video

19:02of course also

19:03with the chopper

19:04up above and everything

19:05but I want to read

19:06you a comment

19:06because I know

19:06what people think

19:07now this is.

19:08Richard Gunn says

19:10what cowardice

19:11is this?

19:12NATO sadly

19:13is basically worthless

19:14at this point.

19:15Only truly brave

19:16people of Ukraine

19:17are standing in the gap

19:18preventing the

19:19orc horde

19:20from rampaging

19:21across Europe.

19:22A lot of people

19:23agree with this comment.

19:24A lot of people

19:25think now that

19:25Poland should go to war

19:26against Russia now

19:27and take Moscow

19:28like they have done

19:29in the past actually.

19:30But my friends,

19:32NATO is a

19:33defensive alliance.

19:34Ukraine is not

19:35in NATO.

19:36Poland is in NATO.

19:37So don't take

19:37this the wrong way.

19:38I'm trying to reason.

19:40Russia tests

19:41NATO's defense

19:42readiness all the time.

19:44NATO's articles

19:45and structure

19:47has always been

19:48that we would respond

19:49with an appropriate force.

19:51One cruise missile

19:51going into Polish territory

19:53immediately got

19:54two fighter jets,

19:56a refueling aircraft

19:57so they would be ready

19:58for a lengthened airtime

19:59and an AWACS plane

20:01up in the air.

20:02That's a massive response.

20:04They were ready

20:04to shoot it down.

20:05They had their fingers

20:06on the trigger

20:07and then it just landed.

20:09They saw it was going

20:10down on the field

20:11as the best place.

20:12When you're up

20:13in that plane

20:13you see that missile.

20:15If you shoot it down

20:16as a NATO fighter pilot

20:19you gotta take

20:20the responsibility.

20:21If it's gonna explode

20:22and the debris

20:22falls on the house,

20:23somebody gets killed,

20:24is it safe

20:26to shoot it down here?

20:27Should we wait

20:28for some fields?

20:29It went on a field.

20:30So they didn't need

20:31to intervene.

20:32It went on a field

20:33and it died.

20:33Also the response

20:34cannot be bigger

20:36than necessary.

20:37Why?

20:37People want

20:38a full-scale response

20:39and everything to Ukraine

20:40and fight back

20:41openly against Russia.

20:43Why it cannot be like that

20:45is that Russia wants it.

20:47They want

20:47Western countries

20:49or whichever country

20:49to overreact

20:51to small things.

20:52Then the Russians

20:53have the initiative.

20:54They make a small thing

20:55you overreact.

20:57Then the Russians

20:57say okay

20:58we can make them dance.

21:00We can make them

21:00do anything.

21:01That's not how NATO works.

21:03That's not how

21:05strong military works

21:07who doesn't allow itself

21:08to be manipulated

21:10or pushed

21:11into strong action

21:12if it's not necessary.

21:14I am all for supporting Ukraine

21:15and I want to see

21:16Russia destroyed.

21:17There's no doubt about it

21:18if you know me

21:19but level-headedness

21:21is necessary here.

21:22With the Russians

21:23you've got to know

21:24how to speak to them

21:25you've got to know

21:25how to respond

21:26to their actions.

21:27Appropriate response

21:28was what we saw in Poland.

21:30Two fighter jets

21:31within minutes

21:32of the missile crossing.

21:33What Russians see from that

21:34is the Polish

21:36didn't overreact

21:37but they immediately reacted

21:38as much as necessary

21:39to take down

21:40this specific threat.

21:41If Russians would have sent

21:4210 BMPs over the border

21:44we would have seen

21:45a different response

21:46to eliminate

21:46those 10 BMPs

21:48and that would be

21:49it would have been

21:49an act of war I guess.

21:50In this context

21:52and this scenario

21:52where Russia does

21:53repeated attacks on Ukraine

21:55and some drones and missiles

21:56get lost on Romanian territory

21:57and Polish territory

21:59this was the appropriate response.

22:01If we would have gotten them

22:0220 fighter jets up in the air

22:05scrambling, flying all night

22:06wasting fuel

22:08wasting pilots' flight times

22:10all of that

22:10then Russia would say

22:11okay

22:11we can make them dance

22:13let's do it every night

22:14let's waste their resources.

22:15The goal

22:16is to show

22:17that we respond

22:18with necessary force

22:19to the specific threats

22:21so Russians

22:22cannot use

22:23these threats regularly

22:24to make our militaries

22:26dance around

22:26where they want

22:27and that's how you

22:28guide an enemy

22:29to a place

22:30that you're not going

22:31to attack

22:31for example.

22:32It goes into

22:33a little bit

22:34of that psychology

22:35that

22:36you cannot react

22:37to everything

22:38your enemy does

22:39or overreact

22:40or underreact

22:41it's very important.

22:43NATO has decided

22:45we would react

22:46with appropriate force

22:47to the specific

22:48threats

22:49in all periods of time

22:50and I'm going to say it

22:51I know people don't like it

22:52that this was

22:53an appropriate response

22:54and not to shoot it down

22:56was a calculated decision

22:57that it was going to

22:58go down

22:59on a field

23:00hurting nobody

23:01that's how it should be done

23:02and I know people

23:04don't like it

23:05and I would like to

23:06listen to your opinions

23:08actually in the comments

23:08I would read them

23:09I know a lot of people

23:10want to

23:12see very strong response

23:14but that's also what

23:15the Russians want to see

23:16the Russians would love

23:17to see no response

23:18or an extremely strong response

23:20because those two things

23:22benefit them the most

23:23when they see an appropriate

23:24response and level-headedness

23:26that frightens them

23:28that signals

23:29that we're ready

23:29and we're not going to be

23:31pushed around

23:31or made to dance

23:33by whatever they do

23:35because that's their goal

23:37initiative

23:37here you can see on a map

23:39when the missile landed

23:40and it landed

23:41where it should be

23:42landing it

23:42if you were the pilot

23:44the goal would be

23:45to shoot it down

23:45over water

23:46or over a field

23:48not to hurt anybody

23:49it went down on its own

23:51so there was no point

23:52in shooting it down

23:53but I know people

23:53take this as a sign

23:54of weakness

23:55on NATO's behalf

23:56I don't see it

23:57like that at all

24:00seeing Poland

24:01and what they do

24:02with their military

24:03if you take this

24:04as a sign of weakness

24:05and knowing what Poland

24:06puts into their military

24:08how much they're getting ready

24:09and for what

24:09it's a bit short-sighted

24:11to say that

24:11it's a sign of weakness

24:12Poland is I think

24:14one of the only countries

24:15most aware

24:17of what Russia is

24:18and getting actually ready

24:19to fight Russians

24:20on the field

24:21so I couldn't say this

24:22and yet still

24:23there are a lot of people

24:24saying that

24:25this was weakness

24:26from Polish side

24:27it wasn't

24:28it was

24:30level-headed response

24:31to this specific threat

24:33I look forward

24:34to reading your comments

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24:36what you think

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