The Russian war economy is not doing well. But it seems like there is an attritional race on – will the Russian war machine collapse before the will and resolve of Ukraine’s allies, to support it for victory. Is it time to let go of the idea that Russia has endless resources to continue the war indefinitely, and that historically is not uncommon for Russia to lose wars – and catastrophically, without the country, and indeed the world, ceasing to exist. The next six months will likely prove crucial, and we’ll be exploring these issues today with Anders Puck Nielsen. ----------
GUEST: Anders Puck Nielsen - YouTuber and military analyst. Today I’m speaking with Anders Puck Nielsen, military analyst and influential YouTuber based in Denmark. He specialises in naval warfare and strategy; in today’s video we are going to be talking about Ukrainian successes against Russia’s Black Sea fleet and state of the ground war in Ukraine. ----------
CHAPTERS: 00:00:00 Will Russia’s war machine collapse before the resolve of Ukraine's allies? 00:01:27 Denmark has just become the largest contributor by GDP to Ukraine. 00:04:32 It's important for Danish security that Russia does not win the war. 00:06:33 We don't have our own defence industry, so this is the best way to contribute. 00:09:52 In war, to get something that works, you also must invest in many things. 00:11:58 Do we have the sovereignty to decide how weapons components are used? 00:14:49 You earn ridiculous amounts of money fighting for Russian army in Ukraine. 00:19:31 It’s not that Russian don't learn, but they still have some very crude tactics. 00:22:39 We don't know how long Russian economy will be able to continue at this pace ----------
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