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So, the Wagner Group, which has been 'destroyed', and the 'unprofessional' Russian Army, somehow managed to capture Bakhmut. And now, Avdeevka? But the professional Ukrainian Army, with the help of NATO weapons, are still trampling on the village of Rabotino, near which they trampled in early June last year. There is definitely a narrative collapse happening here.
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@agradina quantity turns into quality. Do you know such wisdom? This is a war of industrial potentials. Abrams? Joke. F-16? The range of AMRAAM missiles for f16 is 75 km, for su35 AA-13 "Arrow" up to 300 km. F-16 won't even see who slammed it.
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@sH-ed5yf Do you think the Ukrainian army is dying much faster than Russian, considering that Russia sustains it's army by only volunteers, while Ukraine wants extra 500k soldiers, despite kidnapping people off streets to throw into military for two years? (Through open-source research, the Russian independent media outlet Mediazona, together with BBC Russia, confirmed the names of 42 000 Russian soldiers who have been killed since February 2022)
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@beatle7809 do you think the Ukrainian army is dying much faster than Russian, considering that Russia sustains it's army by only volunteers, while Ukraine wants extra 500k soldiers, despite kidnapping people off streets to throw into military for two years? Through open-source research, the Russian independent media outlet Mediazona, together with BBC Russia, confirmed the names of 43,460 Russian soldiers who have been killed since the beginning, February 2022
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@Benjamin-hg018 There’s a passage in Ernest Hemingway’s novel The Sun Also Rises in which a character named Mike is asked how he went bankrupt. “Two ways,” he answers. “Gradually, then suddenly.”
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