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These developments compound one another. A significant number of Russian units have now lost the will to fight (as on the Kharkiv front), placing greater pressure on those with a continuing esprit de corps, and ultimately paving the way for Russian defeat.
It doesn’t matter whether Russia has lost 1,500 or 500 tanks; what matters is when Russian troops lose the will to fight. As units start to disintegrate, their casualties soar; Nazi Germany’s casualties on the Eastern front skyrocketed after the fall of 1943, when they lost the initiative and beaten units with intermittent supply and coordination straggled back towards the River Oder and Berlin. Ukraine’s current dual counteroffensive matters because it once again signals to Russian soldiers that their cause is lost, that there is no successful endgame, and that there is only pain and death in front of them.
originally posted by: Kenzo
Russians have problems , there is no sign of victory and losses are huge .
Russia’s Military — Losing the Will to Fight
These developments compound one another. A significant number of Russian units have now lost the will to fight (as on the Kharkiv front), placing greater pressure on those with a continuing esprit de corps, and ultimately paving the way for Russian defeat.
It doesn’t matter whether Russia has lost 1,500 or 500 tanks; what matters is when Russian troops lose the will to fight. As units start to disintegrate, their casualties soar; Nazi Germany’s casualties on the Eastern front skyrocketed after the fall of 1943, when they lost the initiative and beaten units with intermittent supply and coordination straggled back towards the River Oder and Berlin. Ukraine’s current dual counteroffensive matters because it once again signals to Russian soldiers that their cause is lost, that there is no successful endgame, and that there is only pain and death in front of them.
Putin’s Fatal Flaw in the Ukraine War: Not Enough Soldiers
Flooding 'receding' in Krivyi Rih after 112 homes affected – reports
Following a Russian strike with eight cruise missiles on Wednesday on civilian water infrastructure on the town of Kryvyi Rih there has been flooding.
Reuters reports that Oleksandr Vilkul, the head of the Krivyi Rih military administration, said in a post on Telegram that 112 homes were flooded but that works to repair the dam on the Inhulets river were under way, and that “flooding was receding”.
The BBC quotes Vilkul saying that water levels had “dropped considerably” and that there were no casualties.
Le Russe, qui il y a quelque temps avait castré un soldat ukrainien et s'était laissé filmer au passage, a été capturé par les forces armées de l'UA.
The Russian, who some time ago castrated a Ukrainian soldier and allowed himself to be filmed in the process, was captured by the AU armed forces.
originally posted by: WeDemBoyz
Le Russe, qui il y a quelque temps avait castré un soldat ukrainien et s'était laissé filmer au passage, a été capturé par les forces armées de l'UA.
Translation:
The Russian, who some time ago castrated a Ukrainian soldier and allowed himself to be filmed in the process, was captured by the AU armed forces.
Capture photo at the link: twitter.com...
originally posted by: Nexttimemaybe
originally posted by: Kenzo
Russians have problems , there is no sign of victory and losses are huge .
Russia’s Military — Losing the Will to Fight
These developments compound one another. A significant number of Russian units have now lost the will to fight (as on the Kharkiv front), placing greater pressure on those with a continuing esprit de corps, and ultimately paving the way for Russian defeat.
It doesn’t matter whether Russia has lost 1,500 or 500 tanks; what matters is when Russian troops lose the will to fight. As units start to disintegrate, their casualties soar; Nazi Germany’s casualties on the Eastern front skyrocketed after the fall of 1943, when they lost the initiative and beaten units with intermittent supply and coordination straggled back towards the River Oder and Berlin. Ukraine’s current dual counteroffensive matters because it once again signals to Russian soldiers that their cause is lost, that there is no successful endgame, and that there is only pain and death in front of them.
Putin’s Fatal Flaw in the Ukraine War: Not Enough Soldiers
Nice analysis piece.
originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
Oh dear.
bulgarianmilitary.com...
They shot down their own SU 35.
Muppets.