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According to British Intelligence, the past two weeks have probably seen Russia suffer its

greatest personnel losses in the entire war, not counting the first week of the invasion.

Nor can British Intelligence independently verify the Ukrainian methodology and confirm the figures,

but the trends they illustrate are probably true.

According to the AFU General Staff, the average

number of Russian military fatalities over the past week is 824 per day.

This is 4 times higher than the figures reported by Ukraine in June-July 2022.

This "spike" in casualties is due to a lack of trained personnel, coordination, and resources

along the entire front line - the battles near Vugledar and Bakhmut are examples of this.

The longer the war goes on, the worse the "quality" of its soldiers becomes.

And their commanders constantly complain about this, having to teach these potential carriers

of black plastic bags, at least the basics of combat, in an accelerated mode. And they do

not feel particularly optimistic about this, as they openly say in conversations with each other.

The fresh formations of the occupation army are manned by any number of people - drug addicts,

the elderly, or those who have never served in the army. And the end of such formations is logical.

But it is also impossible to dismiss such people - the front needs "meat".

Ukraine is also suffering from excessive attrition,

which is logical given the full-scale attack.

The occupiers' documented losses in equipment have also increased

significantly this week and are 5 to 1 in relation to Ukrainian losses.

In 5 days alone, Russia has lost over 100 pieces of military equipment, including 36 tanks.

Intelligence Canada also voices that AFU forces are inflicting significant losses on the occupiers

attempting to attack in the Bakhmut and Vuhledar directions. Russia has serious disruptions in the

production of certain types of ammunition necessary for effective combat operations.

However, Russian propaganda claims that Ukraine actually has munitions problems,

and the Ukrainian army is waiting for a collapse due to a shortage of ammunition in March. This is

a typical Russian propaganda tactic - to accuse the enemy of what you are experiencing problems.

Meanwhile, the Russian recruits are recording one video message after another. Their content

is something like this: "Dear Vladimir Putin, the battalion fighters are addressing you. We

are ready to do our duty, to defend our homeland, to fight the Nazis, but our commanders drink,

they beat us, sometimes we are raped by Kadyrovites, there are no weapons,

nothing to eat, no equipment, they send us for slaughter, it's cold and scary".

They still believe in good Putin, from whom they hide the real situation on the front.

But he certainly doesn't care about disposable soldiers there, he's in charge of the strategy.

And the strategy is precisely that they, hungry and sleepless with only automatic

rifles plus 4 magazines went to the Ukrainian machine guns and died there by the hundreds.

The interesting thing here is that they all seem to lack a millimeter

to get to the main conclusion: What the hell are we doing here anyway?

Why are we doing all this, why were we sent from the ass of Russia to die under some

Ugledar and Bakhmut, if before all this horror started we had never even heard such titles?

Why did you start all this, what were you missing in your life?

No, alas, they do not ask these questions.