SepiaUkraine war: The village where Russian soldiers have a life expectancy of 12 minutes
RememberTheApollo_Over 30,000 killed in a month. How does Russia sustain this? That’s wiping out a good sized town of people every couple months at that rate.
LaFinlandiaIt’s currently unsustainable.
Russian troop losses in January exceeded the number of newly mobilized and contracted soldiers for the second consecutive month, Robert “Magyar” Brovdi, commander of Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces, has said.
That month, Russia recruited or mobilized around 22,000 personnel, while verified Russian losses reached 30,618 troops, Brovdi said, citing data from Ukraine’s Defense Forces drone units. The figures indicate a negative balance of 8,618 personnel for the month
Russian losses exceeded recruitment for second month in a row, Ukraine says
Russian troop losses in January exceeded the number of newly mobilized and contracted soldiers for the second consecutive month, Robert "Magyar" Brovdi, commander of Ukraine's Unmanned Systems Forces, said on Feb. 5.
Yeah, that’s the numbers. But I mean the people themselves. Hauled off to a front where their equivalent number and more die every month to the tune of a modest village-worth every month. Are the Russian people so defeated and/or ignorant that they just turn a blind eye and wait for the press gang to take the men in their village?
dooPretty much. The soviets have systematically cultivated political apathy and pootler has brought it to the next level. Imagine having access to millions of bodies and nobody cares when you expend a million or two. That’s dictator’s wet dream.