All language subtitles for 003-011

I think everyone paid attention to the increase
in the number of occupants liquidated in recent

days in the reports of the AFU General Staff.

In the last three days alone, the Russian
army has been reduced by 2,200, not counting

the wounded.

Now two factors have formed in the zone of
combat operations that influence this increase

in Russian casualties.

The first is the entry into direct contact
of units that have been replenished by partially

mobilized untrained civilians.

For example, the 423rd Motorized Rifle Regiment
was assembled only from recruits.

The 57th Motorized Rifle Brigade has over
60% of recruits there.

And so on.

Completely unprepared and understaffed units
now stand against motivated AFU forces, and

the result of this confrontation is reflected
in numbers.

The second factor is that quantity is not
always quality, but also the problem of safe

accommodation.

For example, by concentrating a large number
of troops in one small location, you make

them more vulnerable.

About 25 Battalion tactical groups are now
concentrated on the right bank of the Kherson

region, but such density leads to, shall we
say, crowding on the bridgehead and vulnerability

of the enemy to AFU artillery.

Fall 2022 is the final transition of the Ukrainian
Armed Forces from the model of "contain the

enemy" to the model of "knock out the enemy".

The best strategy now is to wear down and
exhaust the enemy, destroying the Russians'

already sparse supply routes as much as possible
so that the mobilized meet the winter without

ammunition, food, heating and medical supplies.

The emaciated and hungry Russian army will
surrender on its own, without a fight.

So far there is no chance that the situation
for Russia will change.

We see that saturation of the front with incapable
Russians mobilized only complicates the war

for the Russian command, increases casualties,
and has a negative impact on the controllability

of the troops.

And a lack of basic supplies in the winter
will lead to an even greater crisis for the

Russian troops.

Of course, when most of the Russian mobilized
will be eliminated, there will be a part of

those who, even in cold, famine and without
ammunition, will learn to survive.

But it’s a few months.