Comments by "Black Cat Dungeon Master\x27s Familiar" (@blackcatdungeonmastersfami5311) on "FULL FRONT UPDATE: Russia COUNTERATTCKS From Berkhivka" video.

@damonburroughs5283 Russia has taken lower casualties overall from a population more than four times bigger. And most of the Russian casualties have been DPR/LPR/Wagner rather than Russian military. Russian morale right now seems pretty good, obviously there are always going to be a lot of complaints but we're not seeing deliberate surrenders (ie. radioing the enemy to organise surrenders) like we've seen from the Ukrainian side on many occasions over the past two weeks. Over months now I've seen dozens of videos of Ukrainians rounding up random guys picked up off the street for the army. Whereas Russia had one round of mobilising reservists - not conscripts - reservists. I don't suggest it's all easy for Russia but Ukraine has taken higher casualties with a much smaller population. Much of the Ukrainian population doesn't support the war anyway (tens of thousands of them are fighting for the Russian side). Given the recent Russian gains at what's supposed to be the height of the Ukrainian offensive, I don't think it looks good for Ukraine.
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@damonburroughs5283 Ukraine is running low on manpower and morale is starting to fail. Check recent Zerohedge article. Ukraine can probably keep fighting for a long time yet but if they can't break through Russian lines now, it's hard to see how that's going to improve as attrition grinds them down further
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@damonburroughs5283 Yes I think you're right, it'll go on for months longer but ever since the Russians mobilised, or maybe a couple of months later, they seem to have recovered their balance and are slowly winning through attrition.
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