Bro these videos are cute and I hope they give you comfort, but the deputy defense minister himself of Ukraine is complaining that they're outgunned and losing 100 to 200 people per day.
"I'm not going to talk about the anti-tank guided missiles or anti-tank guided weapons for now. I’m just talking about heavy weapons. As of today, we have approximately 30 to 40, sometimes up to 50 percent of losses of equipment as a result of active combat. So, we have lost approximately 50 percent. … Approximately 1,300 infantry fighting vehicles have been lost, 400 tanks, 700 artillery systems."
Ukraine to U.S. Defense Industry: We Need Long-Range, Precision Weapons
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"As many as 700 men Ukrainian soldiers are dying or being wounded every day fighting against Russian Federation (RF) forces, President Volodymyr Zelensky said in comments widely reported in Wednesday news reports.
Casualties are heaviest in the Donbas region, but Ukraine Armed Forces (UAF) units also are talking continuous losses in the northern Kharkiv and southern Mykolaiv-Kherson regions, Zelensky said, in a May 31 evening television statement.
Between 60 and 100 Ukrainian soldiers are being killed in combat, and “around 500” are injured every twenty-four hours, Zelensky said. Since the Russian Federation (RF) Feb. 24 invasion of Ukraine, official Kyiv has kept numbers of military dead and wounded secret, excepting rare Presidential statements."
As many as 700 men Ukrainian soldiers are dying or being wounded every day fighting against Russian… - Jun. 01, 2022. By Stefan Korshak
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Just do the math bro. Ukraine is losing 700 soldiers per day, that's 21,000 men gone every month. That's coming from the President of Ukraine speaking publicly, so the real numbers are probably much higher. On top of that, the weapons they need are getting destroyed before they can reach the front, or theyre destroyed at the front
Im not sure what propaganda you're consuming, but its not going great fir Ukraine right now
Umm nobody is discounting that Ukraine is losing soldiers but that Russia is losing more, men and equipment
Russian Army Has Lost Up to 4% of Soldiers in 4 Months of War – Report
Updated: June 20, 2022
Russian servicemen at the Azovstal iron and steel plant in Mariupol.Vladimir Gerdo / TASS
The Russian army is unlikely to return to its full force in the near future after it has incurred significant losses of troops and military equipment during its four-month war in Ukraine, the investigative outlet iStories
reported Monday.
Before Russia invaded Ukraine on Feb. 24, the country’s army was ranked the
second-best in the world. As a result of its invasion and ensuing Western sanctions, the Russian military has lost its advantages in both personnel and equipment that will take years to regain, experts say.
“Russian military power as of Feb. 23, 2022, is already an unattainable ideal. It is irreproducible and irreplaceable,” independent military expert Pavel Luzin told iStories.
Russia has lost 2-4% of its military manpower since the start of the war, iStories reported, citing the most recent estimates from British intelligence and the General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
Between 15,000 and 33,000 Russian soldiers have been killed or injured in Ukraine, iStories wrote, citing the British and Ukrainian estimates.
“When we see figures that Russia now has more than 33,000 irretrievable losses, it means that about half of them are killed,” Luzin said.
The losses include an estimated 581 generals and high-ranking officers, who take more years and resources to train.
Russia’s Defense Ministry last updated its official death toll in Ukraine on March 25, when it reported 1,351 killed soldiers.
In June, State Duma deputy Andrei Kartopolov said that the number hasn’t been updated since then because Russia “pretty much stopped losing people.”
iStories’ report also assessed that Russia has lost 23-42% of its tanks and up to 14% of its armored vehicles.
Experts told the outlet that it will take years for Russia to recover its losses of materiel, as Western components and technologies used in their manufacture are now off-limits due to sanctions.
Between 15,000 and 33,000 Russian soldiers have been killed or injured in Ukraine, iStories wrote, citing British and Ukrainian estimates.
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Russia suffering ‘extraordinary’ losses in Donbas and building up reserves, says UK intelligence
Wed, June 22, 2022, 7:31 PM·1 min read
Russia's losses indicate the depletion of its forces in the Donbass, said the British Defense Ministr
Read also: Ukrainian army repulses several enemy assaults in Donbas, says General Staff
The ministry noted that while Russia hasn’t published casualty figures since March 25, its proxy puppet Donetsk People’s Republic (DPR) recently said it lost 2,128 troops killed, and 8,897 wounded.
“The DPR casualty rate is equivalent to around 55% of its original force, which highlights extraordinary attrition Russian and pro-Russian forces are suffering in Donbas,” the message reads.
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Read also: In Donbas, Russia loses 106 troops in one day, Ukrainian army says
According to the assessment, it’s highly likely that DPR troops are using obsolete equipment and armaments.
“On both sides, the ability to generate and deploy reserve units to the front is likely becoming increasingly critical to the outcome of the war,” the ministry said.
Read also: Ukrainian journalist accuses Russia of shelling Donetsk
Ukrainian General Staff figures currently put total Russian personnel losses in the war at around 34,230.
Russia is most likely getting ready to deploy a large number of additional troops to the Donbas, the UK Defense Ministry said in its daily intelligence assessment on June 22.
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