In this video, Dr Marcus Papadopoulos argued that the Ukrainian counter-offensive in the Kharkov region has exploited a Russian weakness there; namely, insufficient numbers of Russian soldiers to guard the area. Dr Papadopoulos opined that that weakness is one the Kremlin can remedy in a very short period of time. He said that the Kremlin can deploy tens of thousands, even hundreds of thousands, of more soldiers to Ukraine very quickly. Furthermore, Dr Papadopoulos contended that if there was even a remote chance of the Russian Army losing in Ukraine, then the Kremlin would either carry out a full mobilisation or partial mobilisation, in which enormous numbers of men would be enlisted to the Russian Army. Dr Papadopoulos told viewers that the Russian Army can call upon millions upon millions of reserves, should it need to. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ANWq6EaMVr8

In this interview, Dr Marcus Papadopoulos commented on the Ukrainian counter-offensive in the Kharkov region. He said that unlike for in the Kherson region, where the Ukrainians had simply and recklessly hurled men and armour against the Russian positions, in the Kharkov region, the Ukrainian Army has carried out a true counter-offensive. However, Dr Marcus opined that the aforesaid counter-offensive will not alter the outcome of the war. He commented that setbacks are an inevitability in war and that what matters is how the army which has incurred the setback responds. Further, Dr Marcus noted that the Russian Army had carried out a tactical retreat in parts of the Kharkov region, incurring negligible losses. Finally, Dr Marcus commented on the traditional mindset of Russians in war, in that the average Russian would consent to, say, one million Russian losses if this means that the Russian Army is victorious in Ukraine. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=trcdajEggCE