NSFW: this is just a snippet of what the streets of Toretsk currently look like, russians are loosing men in an industrial scale.

by 8BallCoronersPocket

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  6. What is astounding is that the average Russian has no idea of the scale of their losses.

  7. But fear not russia, putin is willing to sacrifice much more men in the battle!

  9. Fuk’em all. Should have stayed in your shitty Russia. FAFO

  10. Is this city strategically valuable? Or is this another Bakhmut meat grinder situation

  11. This time did they understand they are not welcome in Ukraine and they should leave?

  13. It’s the Russian way! It worked* in ww1 and in ww2 why can’t it work 80 years later?

    *It didn’t really work, they just had more people.

  14. The healthcare costs for Russia veterans and disability payments are going to be staggering. Orders of magnitude higher than the U.S. for the last 20 years as a percentage of GDP.

  16. Ironic how much the pro rus paint themselves of “worrying” for Ukrainian losses, yet they NEVER talk about their own losses and ignore these post while frantically looking for an excuse to change subject

  18. Not that it matters for them. That’s their prime and only tactic in war: meatwaves. And that’s also why I doubt they will start a war with the EU or NATO: it will not work without a bigger population and army size.

  20. I swear this conflict is just the mechanizations of Khorn. Blood for the blood god!

  24. I’d be surprised if Russia even kept a ledger at this point with their personnel count. “Roughly 40 went in, roughly 15 came back” is probably how they keep their books.

  25. I have no problems with Russians dying in an industrial scale.

    Only problem I have is that they harm Ukraine. Die at home in your shithole country.

  27. The Special Military Operation is going really well considering agriculture and feeding the livestock.

  28. The Russians believe they are fighting nato. Russia vs 40 nations. They believe this is a just cause. Sadly, they’re influencing our uneducated ones in the west as well

  29. I feel bad for those pigs, they might catch a disease eating that contaminated meat.

  30. The thing is this has basically been going on for 3 years now and is not stopping or decreasing, on the contrary. People simply underestimate the sheer scale of Russia’s manpower reserves.

  31. Was toretsk the city that was almost under full russian control, where ukraine troops could be trapped?

  33. Oh no…. I feel sorry for their parents sons and daughters but not them they made their bed now lie in it 1.5 meters under

  34. “Industrial scale”? Eh. I’d argue that those drone pictures of Norcs stacked in a neat 20×2 pile is much more industrial than this.

  35. Gonna be a stinky spring with all those corpses rotting.

  36. Still not enough, come on Ukraine, you guys can do even better!

  38. The smell of that region must be a punch in the face as soon as you get off a “transport”. I’m reeling if something goes off in my fridge. I couldn’t fathom the stink of 1000s of bloated corpses.

  39. Most of the causualties are ethnic minorities from the countries of the old Soviet Union, not ethnic Russians.
    I doubt people in Moscow are feeling this loss.

  41. Not even close to enough, ruzzians arent even thinking of stopping, it will be enough when ruzzians run

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