I reckon Russia will cross 32,000 vehicle losses real soon at this rate.
Russia feeling the pain 👍
Whoa! Record low arty losses.they must be really hurting.
With such high personnel losses and comparatively few vehicles or artillery, can we conclude that the enemy has almost fully switched to infantry attacks?
This war has turned into a infantry attrition war just like ww1. Expensive equipment does not last long enough to be valuable on the front line i guess. Drones, artillery and infantry is what is used mostly.
With the advent of AI controlled drones this will escalate further. Deep trenches and drones will be the only thing at the frontline.
Napkin math: Google says the average ruzzian male is 178cm tall, but we all know they’re exaggerating fucking liars, so I’m gonna use 175cm. If you laid those ruzzian casualties out in a single, straight line, it would be about 1,341km. Just to help conceptualize that, it’s about the distance between Berlin and Madrid, Paris and Rome, or New York City and Miami.
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Good numbers.
I reckon Russia will cross 32,000 vehicle losses real soon at this rate.
Russia feeling the pain 👍
Whoa! Record low arty losses.they must be really hurting.
With such high personnel losses and comparatively few vehicles or artillery, can we conclude that the enemy has almost fully switched to infantry attacks?
This war has turned into a infantry attrition war just like ww1. Expensive equipment does not last long enough to be valuable on the front line i guess. Drones, artillery and infantry is what is used mostly.
With the advent of AI controlled drones this will escalate further. Deep trenches and drones will be the only thing at the frontline.
Napkin math: Google says the average ruzzian male is 178cm tall, but we all know they’re exaggerating fucking liars, so I’m gonna use 175cm. If you laid those ruzzian casualties out in a single, straight line, it would be about 1,341km. Just to help conceptualize that, it’s about the distance between Berlin and Madrid, Paris and Rome, or New York City and Miami.
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