Wow!! 500,000 dead Russian Army soldiers, that's more soldiers than Russia even fielded since 2022.
Now let's come back from the land of make believe and check what BBC News Russia says, yes, the BBC, the least pro-Russian outlet ever.
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236,000 deaths confirmed by July 31
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There you go Bolek, try to spin that.
Here you go boner, you lying piece of shit:
Meduza's estimates are based on official obituaries. UAF are including KIA, MIA and wounded who can return to the battlefield. Lost personnel you idiot, not killed. But this is above your intellectual abilities. After all you are the orc. edit: also, it is not BBC's data but reprint from Meduza, a reprint which clearly mentions the counting methodology you conveniently skipped. Nice try Vatnik!
I hope I helped, you totalitarian propagandist
How's super-hyper-offensive going? hahahahahaha
PS. spin this you muppet:
and get your leading officer to help you out spinning the below hahaha:
From one of the boards I am following:
Today I came across completely different information that needs to be analyzed and the amount of data is extremely small. Namely, about non-combat losses. These are very non-media and carefully hidden data, but they are GIANT. Few people know that during World War II, this type of losses accounted for 1/3 of the total losses of American troops. Accidents, diseases, desertions, disappearances cost over 110,000 deaths, which is more than the entire "non-European" theater of operations! From the leaks collected, the personnel of the fighting units, I was always shocked by the number of MIA in Russian units equal to the amount of rubble200 (ratio 1KIA:4WIA:1MIA/ POW). Previously, I assumed that it was a way of masking own losses from the command (no body, no Lada), but maybe I was too optimistic in terms of Russian morale.
List of missing/non-combat losses of the 443rd Motorstriel Battalion at the turn of March/April - 192 people in a month and a half! The unit fights near Ocheretne
An interesting story of a sergeant from the 153rd Panzer who was captured. It's worth listening to what's going on nearby. His unit lost several men before reaching the contact point, and without the participation of the Ukrainians... well... with the participation of the Ukrainians, but not the UAF troops. In short, because the translation is terrible: they had two people in the unit, recruited from the occupied territories. One quickly deserted and the other died during the ordeal when he started shooting at his "comrades". From the further statement it turns out that the units lose a lot of people due to alcohol, drugs, accidents and fragging and these are not negligible amounts but a burning problem.
Must be fecking amazing progress taking place for orcs. Moaning on potential cease fire already LOL
Kremlin mob shat their pants knowing that more Western help is coming after what they experienced first hand when the bottle neck was removed recently. LOL
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