Reports are the Russian Soldier live 25-30 MINUTES, once they reach the front line. 20-35 days from the time they reach their training center until they die. Wow just WOW
If men were any more stupid, we would have breed for the extinction of women. Proof yet again that WE are the best thing they have going for them.
@joe_hoopsier Not many will reach retirement.
The way thier people are used. At “retirement” age, IF they are one of the lucky ones, They will have .4 legs, and 1/3 of an arm. ALONG With PTSD so bad that the hum of a mosquito makes them die of self inflicted lead poisoning.
and poostain, is causing this for them.
pooty can’t simply go home now, and he knows it, russia is cooked for at least a decade. .
If men were any more stupid, we would have breed for the extinction of women. Proof yet again that WE are the best thing they have going for them.
pay wall
If men were any more stupid, we would have breed for the extinction of women. Proof yet again that WE are the best thing they have going for them.
Select “Show Reader” on your phone and you get right by that.pay wall
21 mile long line for fuel in russia.
https://bsky.app/profile/antongerashchenko.bsky.social/post/3mpkzqqslok2e
If men were any more stupid, we would have breed for the extinction of women. Proof yet again that WE are the best thing they have going for them.
Russia
It's much worse for Russia, but the casualty numbers are staggering:
The Centre for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) paints a bleak picture of Russian casualties. Between February 2022 and June 2026, there have been as many as 450,000 Russian battlefield deaths and 1.4 million casualties, it says. The UK’s biggest spy agency, GCHQ, has produced a similar figure. In May, GCHQ director Anne Keast-Butler said in her inaugural public speech that nearly 500,000 Russian soldiers had been killed.
The massive death toll is a product of several factors, including an attritional warfare strategy in which Moscow sends thousands of troops towards fortified Ukrainian defences, attempting to grind Kyiv’s forces down with sheer manpower. Estimates by Russian military bloggers suggested that Russian troops in some areas of the Ukrainian frontline can expect to live for just 20 to 35 minutes due to rising drone attacks, as cited by Oxford historian Peter Frankopan in a report for Foreign Policy.
Meanwhile, Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky said in February that Ukraine had lost 55,000 soldiers since 2022. But CSIS puts the figure higher than this, stating that between there have been 125,000 and 150,000 Ukrainian deaths out of between 525,000 and 625,000 total casualties.
Combined casualties in the war have now exceeded two million, CSIS said in its report.
Half a million dead: Impact of Putin’s devastating war in numbers