Perhaps the most important lesson for Putin is the realization that he cannot rely on the military’s assessments of its readiness, forcing him to take a more direct role in overseeing strategic operations. Ultimately, the combination of strategic lessons and a battle-hardened force will make Russia more lethal on future battlefields.
  • REEEEvolution@lemmygrad.ml
    106·
    2 days ago

    Considering how Russia is:

    1. clearly winning
    2. Having about 1/10 of the losses of Ukraine

    I assume that you do not know what you’re talking about.

            • PolandIsAStateOfMind@lemmy.ml
              3·
              17 hours ago

              I think you missed this time. Regardless of cringy instance, Bobr seems to be Ukrainian living in Poland and posts plenty of criticism of the ukronazi government. And to be fair assertions like 10/1 losses in a war do require some evidence, just as the never proven in 2,5 years of war assertions of Russian army using the human wave attacks. I think 10 to 1 figure was not about losses but about advantage in artillery. Losses are also much higher for Ukraine but i don’t think this much higher, i didn’t seen any calculations (or at least not believable ones) in some time.

              • Southern Boy@lemmy.ml
                1·
                15 hours ago

                If I am really desperate for libertarian criticism of the Ukronazis I can go to Telegram, winning the psywar is not my concern, discussions which will actually be good for my brain are.

                In fact many people who claim to be Marxists can often be spotted making the “my tax dollars!!!” Or “bad bang for our buck” objection to funding the war.

                So I made a joke, sue me. Claims he avoided Lemmy.ml because he thinks it is a circlejerk. I am a one man refutation of this. Go ahead and try to get me to circlejerk I won’t do it.