Biden Launches Smart Bombs Ukraine | WW3 v Russia

could Ukraine negotiate an end to the

war with Russia and what does Crimea

have to do with it and what do smart

bombs have to do with that let's talk

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your wealth smart bombs going to Ukraine

yes uh there this is a real thing the

financial times just reported apparently

the U.S is set to provide smart bombs uh

to Ukraine now keep in mind what we are

trying to do as much as possible is uh

apparently this is the decision of the

American leadership uh and NATO and and

the European allies to basically provide

more and more and more stuff and weapons

to Ukraine to try to take down you

Russia and force them into a settlement

remember we started providing helmets uh

and and initial money to Ukraine Germany

for example it was helmets and

bulletproof vests other parts of Europe

were providing booths that then turned

into rounds of ammunition to where

Germany was down to a stockpile of

ammunition of just 48 hours

48 hours that's all they had left was 48

Hours of uh ammunition uh and uh it and

now we've moved on to providing armored

personnel carriers uh and tanks which

Joe Biden suggested there was no way we

were going to send tanks because that

would implicate World War III to Ukraine

now tanks are being sent to Ukraine now

it'll take a few weeks for uh troops to

get trained on these both strategically

and technically but takes about five to

six weeks it'll probably take about

three months for the first tanks to

actually get to Ukraine but now the

financial times is talking about the US

the United States is set to provide

longer range smart bombs uh to uh

Ukraine these are small diameter bombs

that would double Ukraine's current

strike range as part of another nearly

2.2 billion dollar Aid package to be

announced today the smart bombs have a

range of 94 miles and we can be fired

from several kinds of rocket launchers

including High Mars missile defense

systems and Ukraine's been asking for

longer range missile defense systems

however the United States is worried

that they would use those to strike

deeper into Russian targets although

these missiles already allow people or

ukrainians to strike deeper however not

as deep as the Army tactical missile

system which is something Ukraine's been

asking for gets you about 185 miles of

range now one of the reasons these these

smart bombs and sort of this this

spending on Ukraine is important is

because there's an expectation of

potentially Ukraine trying to take back

Crimea now that would be a massive

massive blow for Russia in fact there's

a really good Financial Times piece on

exactly this and it briefly talks about

what Ukraine needs to liberate Crimea

and in essence they've talked about not

only is uh Ukraine going to need tanks

to liberate Crimea but they're going to

need

Jets and now this is something that

right now Schultz uh is the chancellor

of Germany is sort of backpedaling on

the idea of even wanting to talk about

Jets suggesting hey let's just focus on

tanks right now but listen everything

Ukraine's been asking for so far they've

gotten singers Patriot missile a bass uh

javelins you want more weapons you want

more money you want armored personnel

carriers you want tanks they've gotten

everything they've been asking for so

it's just a matter of time before they

get jets but if they do get the Gen 4

F-16 fighter jets it is potentially

likely uh that Ukraine could actually

launch a pretty strong offensive uh on

on Crimea which uh Russia illegally

annexed in 2014. now Russia of course uh

was able to pull that off without a

prolonged battle at all uh because of

the location work uh Crimea is being

relatively strategic for Russia to not

only Supply materials but uh is that

essentially more weapons and troops to

continue the fight within actually uh

Ukraine I think it's worth taking a

brief look at the map just to sort of

understand the Tactical Battlefield a

little bit here Crimean Peninsula is

over here if Ukraine were to take Crimea

uh it would really potentially block

Russia off uh of of the Seas Azad over

here uh where where they're essentially

supplying materials uh and weapons to

Crimea to launch attacks from the

southern regions of Ukraine and this

would really allow Ukraine to not only

seal Russia off of Crimea if they were

able to take this and actually have a

naval chance to to prevent uh Russia's

uh as much Russian activity in the Black

Sea because now you're cutting off the C

as azov over here so you've got to go

around uh but what you have is the

potential to lock down Curson prevent

the attacks on Curson on and really

start moving Russia back and prevent the

incursion that's happening here into the

regions that are expected to potentially

be negotiated away to Russia like

danesque so Crimea would be pretty

pretty strategic uh and the financial

times or not the financial times Foreign

Affairs magazine has been regularly

talking about the the strength of a

negotiating power that Ukraine would

have if they took Ukraine if they took

Crimea even to the point of taking uh

Crimea and taking the uh massive massive

Naval uh uh facility that Russia has

over here at Sebastopol uh it would be

such a huge blow to Russia that a lot of

folks and Military experts think that

Russia would actually be forced into a

negotiated uh settlement if the Crimean

Peninsula was actually taken over they

say here without a land bridge or road

or rail links to Crimea the Kremlin

would be forced to revert to Maritime

resupply of of their troops uh that uh

that let's make that very clear an easy

way to get troops and supplies into

Ukraine right now is right here through

Russia through Crimea and then into the

Curson area but again if if this is held

by Ukraine it's always Crimea that's

blocked off now you want to resupply

here you're either going through the

front lines which is difficult or you're

going over the sea but now Ukraine

potentially has a a military a naval

access uh to the Sea as well potentially

limiting exactly that sort of resupply

it's a great way to potentially choke

off Russia's activity

now uh the expectation is Ukrainian

forces would need to carry out weeks of

strikes uh onto targets including

logistic hubs air bases command and

Control Center and this Naval

installation installations it would take

a lot of work but the the uh foreign

affairs magazine believes that it could

actually be pulled off as long as uh

more tanks and ultimately Jets get

supplied to Ukraine so the Ford Affairs

mag they're big fans of continuing this

sort of supplying now the problem is the

more and this is where they do suggest

uh there are some risks the problem is

if Ukraine takes Crimea there's a belief

that it would take it would be such a

huge blow in in fighting Russia that

potentially Russia would be incentivized

to maybe carry out its first nuclear its

strategic and tactical strikes against

Crimea because it's a peninsula it's

it's almost an island you could say it's

we're technically a peninsula because

it's it's attached over here but it's

not like a Florida Peninsula it looks

like an island uh and and so there's a

belief that this is so strategically

important to Russia that if Russia loses

this it could potentially be where uh

the the first nuclear uh strategic

strikes are attempted of course this

would uh would would lead to a lot of uh

potential talk about world war three and

this is why there are a lot of people

saying look no no just just stop stop

supplying weapons stop supplying uh uh

Ukraine stop funding Ukraine we don't we

don't want to push Russia to the edge of

considering nuclear strikes of course

this is possibly also one of the

strongest positions that Ukraine could

end up having for negotiating a

settlement uh with uh Russia so we'll

see who knows but this is uh this is

something to be be paying attention to

so if you're watching the Ukraine war

and the Takeover of the Crimean

Peninsula could be uh strategically the

the best uh move for Ukraine but they're

going to need a lot more support and so

far it looks like the EU NATO and the

United States are willing to provide

that especially since now we're talking

about smart bombs uh being sent to

Ukraine by the financial times reporting

that 2.2 billion dollar Aid package

expected to be announced today