Putin's Elite Forces Surrounded -- Ukraine's Deadly Trap Revealed - Jason Jay Smart

Vladimir Putin’s Kremlin is waking up to more bad news: Russia’s Elite naval marines – trained in advanced amphibious landings - are now stranded in the forests of Ukraine’s Sumy, over 1100 kilometers/700 miles from the nearest coastline and they are surrounded by Ukrainian troops - signaling another dramatic failure of Kremlin strategy.

Globally, things are not looking any better: India’s top oil refiners have halted Russian crude imports, slashing a vital revenue stream for Moscow just as economic pressures mount.

How about in Russia’s Far East? A catastrophic 8.8 magnitude earthquake and tsunami have crippled Russia’s only Pacific nuclear submarine base at Vilyuchinsk, threatening the backbone of its strategic deterrent.

Meanwhile, in the rest of Russia? July alone saw over 2,000 internet shutdowns across Russia as the regime cracks down on the free flow of information and the actual digital infrastructure of Russia cracks.

Even worse for Moscow but good for Kyiv? Putin’s frozen billions are now being converted into ammunition for Ukraine. If Pres. Donald Trump supports the initiative, Trump will have served a significant blow to Putin.

CHAPTERS
00:00 Putin Losing Control on All Fronts
03:40 Russian Troops Trapped in Ukraine's Sumy
05:28 India Cuts Off Russian Oil
06:55 Tsunami Destroys Russian Sub Base
07:48 Kremlin Internet Crackdowns
08:50 Humanitarian Crisis in Occupied Crimea & Donbas

Russia is not just facing military pressure. Rather, it is in a deep-ending systemic failure: military, economic, and digital.

Ukraine is moving forward. Russia is falling apart - outflanked, offline, and unprepared. Will August be the breaking point?

This video investigates:
• Ukraine’s Operation Sumy Scissors: Ukraine is encircling Russian marines
• How Putin’s frozen assets now fund Ukrainian weapons
• India’s oil embargo and Russia’s financial bleeding
• 2,099 internet blackouts revealing digital collapse
• Kamchatka tsunami damage to nuclear submarine base
• Why August 2025 could break the Kremlin