Comments by "Black Cat Dungeon Master\x27s Familiar" (@blackcatdungeonmastersfami5311) on "Ukraine War: Russia digging 'miles' of trenches" video.

The other thing he's lying about is that Russia is taking heavy casualties in Bakhmut. Ukrainian casualties there are very obviously much higher which is clear to anyone who actually pays attention to the footage from both sides.
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@oldbloke135 Doesn't work like that, Ukraine keeps feeding reserves into Bakhmut, the heavy Russian artillery advantage keeps chewing them up. When Ukraine starts running out of reserves, the front will collapse.
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Right so when the shelling starts, you'd rather be out in the open? BTW the vast majority of casualties in Ukraine are caused by artillery, not by drones, not by bullets, not by air strikes.
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@timeames2509 Check out Brian Berletic's New Atlas Channel, he analyses what's actually arriving. The quality is not obviously better and the quantity is far too little. Ukrainian sources including Zaluzhny himself confirm this. Check what Zaluzhny says he needs to hold off the Russians. It's basically not so much NATO help as NATO.
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@Nista357 Yeah it's a real tragedy. Totally unnecessary too. I hope total Ukrainian casualties are lower than that but certainly in the hundreds of thousands.
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Straight from the Ukrainian ministry of truth
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@Nista357 It does seem possible. I can believe the claim of 100,000 dead and in artillery battles, you'd expect maybe four injured for each man killed. Sometimes the same man can become a casualty more than once. A lot of these injured guys will spend a few days, weeks or longer in hospital but most will be able to return to the fighting eventually. In World War One, some men were injured many times over the course of their war.
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@meoff7602 For something a decent analysis of the evidence for each side's casualties, check out the History legends channel, he just released a video looking at what's available. Yeah it is obvious. Ukrainian casualties are heavy. Much heavier than Russian casualties too.
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@ethelmini For sure. Also, the better trenches have sections with overhead protection, there are videos of guys diving under cover when there's a drone above them.
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@alasdairmmorrison74 Obviously they do.
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It was designed to ensure the heaviest fighting would be in Belgian territory rather than French territory. It worked a treat.
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