Well, howdy there internet people, let's go again.

So today we are going to talk about an update on the situation in Ukraine.

We're going to talk about a lack of supplies and how that is shaping events and how those events may

have incredibly long-term impacts for Russia's attempted offensive at this point.

So, what has been going on? The Russian military is being just

absolutely plagued by shortages. We have talked about it repeatedly on the channel, but normally when we're talking about we are talking about higher end stuff

precision guided munitions that the stuff that is hard to get There are now reports of just regular

ammo, like small arms ammo and them not having enough. Now, the

information that's available, it's not really clear if they just don't have the

ammo or it's a logistical issue of getting it to where it needs to be. If it's a logistical

issue, it is needs to be. If it's a logistical issue, it is a enduring one.

They have real issues with this.

This has been an ongoing thing for a week or two now.

It is taking its toll.

Aside from that, the tactics in certain areas have shifted

and the equipment that troops that are just showing up are receiving is

it's from a different era.

There are reports now that troops that are being sent on frontal assaults are basically being given

a rifle, a few magazines, and an MPL 50, an e-tool for Americans, for everybody else. A little baby shovel and that's their

equipment to move forward across a field and in some cases to hit a hardened position.

Needless to say, this doesn't work.

That this is not, to quote one of the videos, I'll reference here in a minute this is not a way to fight a war.

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