Comments by "PNH 6000" (@PNH-sf4jz) on "Putin MAKES HUGE CONFESSION! Russia PLANS TO SUSPEND OFFENSIVE! Kadyrov BEGS TO LIFT SANCTIONS" video.

  1.  @SaRkAsMuSoNe-  Your comment is incorrect. Contrary to popular belief, the Russians do not have unlimited human resources. Some figures regarding the relative strengths of Ukraine and Russia. 44 million total population of Ukraine 67% of population are 15-64 years of age = 29.48 million men and women 46.3% M/F 53.7% = 13.65 million men 144 million total population of Russia. 67% of population are 15-64 years of age = 96.48 million men and women 46.5% M/F 53.5% = 44.8 million men Another way of calculating Ukrainian fighting men available is based on remaining population in Ukraine. Ukraine population as at 8 Mar 2023 = 36.3 million after subtracting refugees to other countries 67% of population are 15-64 years of age = 24.32 {possibly higher %age} 46.3% M/F 53.7% = 11.19 {will be higher %age} Adjustment for refugees to men remaining = 13.56 million men {44/36.3} A reasonable estimate of able bodied Ukrainians to able bodied Russians would be approximately 15 million Ukrainians to 45 million Russians. While the same personnel loss figures are not likely to be maintained across all front lines and in all scenarios, the relative losses in the Bakhmut front are reported to have been 7 Russian military personnel KIA to each Ukrainian member KIA. Some reports have indicated ratios of 10 Russians to 1 Ukrainian. Reports of losses in Avdiivka, Vuhledar and other fronts are returning similar or worse figures for the Russians. Even if the ratios balance down to between 7:1 and 3:1, Russians : Ukrainians, the total losses are going to be 45 million Russians to 15 million Ukrainians. This means that both countries will effectively reach zero at about the same time, and the Russians are likely to fall to zero significantly sooner than the Ukrainians. Neither Ukraine nor Russia is of any value to either country if there are no men in either of the country's communities. Let's hope that the Russians decide that enough is enough, long before those figures are reached.
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  2. No territory should be ceded to Russia at all.
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  3. #debbiebonitz9041 Congratulations on the 40 👍 Supports that your comment has received, at the time of my response. It is apparent that many people support your point of view. Russia cannot be permitted to retain any of the internationally recognised territory of Ukraine. Absolutely none. I do believe that there are going to be significant changes to the way that this WAR, waged by Russia against Ukraine, will be fought and defended by Ukraine during the next twelve months. The consequences will most definitely not favour Russia.
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  4. It is definitely not a stalemate when russians are losing hardware and personnel at a considerably greater rate than the Ukrainians. It would be ludicrous to reverse roles and for Ukrainians to attempt to advance against the Russians with a consequently far greater loss of Ukrainian military personnel. As another commenter said, "Why go on the offensive when the enemy keeps running into your fist?"
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  5.  @toto-yf8tc  Amisogynist.
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  6. Indeed, the very fact that Kadyrov wants any sanctions lifted is indication that they are having some effect.
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  7. The better option is to move the border 935 km in an easterly direction, encompassing a significant width of demilitarised zone.
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  8. ##debbiebonitz9041 WOW !!! Really great to see affirmative supports to your comment have nearly doubled to 79 👍. Very pleased to see see there is so much positive energy for Ukraine in this comments thread and those of other channels. 💙 💪 🇺🇦 👍 🇺🇦 💪 💛
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