Comments by "" (@yellowtunes2756) on "Anders Puck Nielsen" channel.

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  47.  @thomasdalton1508  10 to 1 is rough estimation of Russian advantage in fire power (artillery, aviation, armour etc). We can use your numbers if you feel like it Mediazona is using graveyards and social media to count fallen Russian soldiers. So it's as accurate as it can be "Russia was on the offensive elsewhere on the frontline" - where? They did pretty much nothing until the attack on Avdeevka in October. And if you're counting tiny random counter attacks all over the frontline, then you should also count Ukrainian counter attacks all over the frontline right now "I would be surprised if the Ukrainian offensive inflicted such high casualties" - it's not offensive or defensive actions that inflict the majority of casualties, but bombing of enemy positions, drones hunting soldiers during rotation, rockets hitting military bases etc. That's why I'm confused why do you think that a huge Russian advantage in fire power can be neglected this easy Also, there's no 3 to 1 ratio between attackers and defenders. I have no idea who gave birth to this myth. 3 to 1 ratio is about the difference in manpower needed to win the battle with far lower casualties than your enemy. For example if 10 guys will fight 10 guys, then there will be only 1 guy left. But if 30 guys will fight 10, then the 10 guys will lose everyone, while 30 guys will lose like 3 (instead of 10). So that general who created this theory was convinced that the greater advantage your soldiers have over the enemy - the less casualties you will have. This has nothing to do with attackers and defenders. And in modern days it's about fire power. A hundred soldiers sitting in a trench will lose to 1 pilot with 3000kg bomb
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