I agree with this UK intelligence assessment via RT @KyivIndependent
Let's take some 'big picture' math:
Russia invaded with army of 190,000
of that 32,950 have died (17%)
Injured, lets estimate 2x KIA = 65,900
total Russian casualties: 32,950 + 65,900 = 98,850 (52%)...
Let's take some 'big picture' math:
Russia invaded with army of 190,000
of that 32,950 have died (17%)
Injured, lets estimate 2x KIA = 65,900
total Russian casualties: 32,950 + 65,900 = 98,850 (52%)...
https://twitter.com/KyivIndependent/status/1537382521830363136
As Russia has lost HALF of the total army that invaded four months ago (52% casualties, on VERY conservative estimate, reality will be more than that), Russia WILL experience huge shortfall in many units, in particular rear units and on flanks
Of course Russia tries to reinforce
Of course Russia tries to reinforce
We have heard of mercenaries from Syria, Libya and other Russian-friendly regions. That could be 10,000 soldiers
Russia has sent reinforcements from its own standing army, and that could be another 10,000 men. And of the casualties, some will be patched up and sent back to war
Russia has sent reinforcements from its own standing army, and that could be another 10,000 men. And of the casualties, some will be patched up and sent back to war
If we say 30,000 reinforcements have been sent by Russia to the war, then:
190,000 started war
98,850 became casualties
30,000 reinforcements sent in
Russia likely has about 120,000 soldiers currently fighting in Ukraine (63% of nominal manpower head count)
#SlavaUkraini
190,000 started war
98,850 became casualties
30,000 reinforcements sent in
Russia likely has about 120,000 soldiers currently fighting in Ukraine (63% of nominal manpower head count)
#SlavaUkraini
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