Comments by "1midnightfish" (@1midnightfish) on "12 Sep: 3% SURVIVAL RATE: Russian Commanders TRY A NEW TACTIC. | War in Ukraine Explained" video.

Meanwhile, in Ukraine people are demanding that a general responsible for unacceptably high casualty rates is subjected to a criminal prosecution now that he's finally being demoted. It's not that Ukraine doesn't have its own problems - and plenty of soviet hangovers - but they are seen, and dealt with, in a completely different way.
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finally been demoted - it happened months ago - bloody autocorrect
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Do you follow Motolife UA? Lively bloke from Dnipro who repurposed his bikers channel when he joined up 2 and a half years ago, switched to Ukrainian and started giving regular reports from the section of the eastern front where he's been serving. Every time he has to say that motorbikes have been damaged in action he is visibly pained 🤣 Good channel too, the reports are very clear and there are also interesting unpacking videos. Decent English subs, but it helps if you can make out place names because they sometimes get translated automatically into weird words.
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@puraLusa If you're keeping count, as Ukrainians are, based on video evidence, you build up a body of data from which you can draw a reliable average.
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@puraLusa Why is it hard to believe, when it's calculated from drone footage? It's easy to count the number of troops in the initial wave of assault, and even easier to count the ones that fall.
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True, but Ukraine can't be on defense indefinitely... putin can and will wait for the country to wear out and crumble, what does he care, it's not like he wants it in good condition 🤬
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