https://www.newsweek.com/putin-admits-russia-suffered-huge-losses-ukraine-1852660#:~:text=Putin%20Admits%20Russia%20Has%20Suffered%20Huge%20Losses%20in%20Ukraine,-Dec%2014,%202023&text=Russian%20President%20Vladimir%20Putin%20may,conference%20in%20Moscow%20on%20Friday

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This post was edited by said_aouita on Jan 4 2024 04:55pm

I've already debunked this room temp IQ conjecture when Proximity posted it. You could go back and find it. Putin didn't actually admit to losing 360k troops. In reality people don't understand how troop rotations work or the fact that not everyone that joined their army automatically went to the front.

Projected half a million casualties by end of 2024.

Not much to be proud of for the Russian military.

Arguing about the exact amount is trivial. The fact that casualties are clearly high, is the damning factor.

You guys can project whatever make belief numbers you wish tbh, I rather deal in the realm of observable.

Readily observed extremely high casualty rates.

For once we agree.

Ty for the regular Kyiv independent updates.

M-Tac factory reportedly intercepted a Kinzhal missile.

No more military green t-shirts for Zelensky and his team?

You debunked it with your imagination. Got it.

Suddenly I'm expected to find one of your supposed posts, after asking me for proof?

You Putin fans are hilarious. Only news directly from the Kremlin can be relied on. Lol. Lol



https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2023/11/15/russia-admits-ukraine-gained-positions-on-moscow-held-bank-of-dnipro-river-a83117

This post was edited by said_aouita on Jan 5 2024 02:13am

Glory to the empire. Lol

We will help build munition factories in range of Russian missles, the strategy:

We will continue to support Ukraine... as long as it takes. That does not mean that we are going to continue to support them at the same level of military funding that we did in 2022 and 2023," he said.

Miller noted that the U.S. does not believe there is a need to continue support at the previous level, as Washington's goal is to help Ukraine stand on its own and build a military-industrial base capable of independently financing, producing, and procuring weaponry
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/us-will-not-provide-same-support-to-ukraine-as-in-2022-2023-alternative-named/ar-AA1muXf9