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How Marriage Rates Reveal Russia's True Mobilization Strategy 

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Russia announced a mobilization of 300,000 soldiers. But how many is Moscow actually trying to deploy? New data reveal that the claimed mobilization is significantly smaller than what it truly is. This video explains the estimation process, highlights where there may be shortcomings, and places it in the broader context of the war.
Here is the original article: en.zona.media/article/2022/10...
The Russian version has more details on how the study was conducted: zona.media/article/2022/10/24...
0:00 Russia's Announced Mobilization
0:52 Russia's Incentive to Hide the True Number
1:45 Estimating the True Number
2:23 Weddings: The Key to the Puzzle
3:43 Excess Marriages Post-Mobilization
5:47 Regional Variation in Mobilization Rates
6:41 Problems with the Estimate
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@cyrilio
@cyrilio Год назад
I love how people come up with creative ways to find out what is actually happening by using other open source/public information.
@zeppkfw
@zeppkfw Год назад
I remember back then when 4channers found out where Shia Labeouf's they shall not divide us flag by triangulating stars to find the exact location of it. Absolutely insane
@DonnielSeymour
@DonnielSeymour Год назад
Great information,too bad the US Media are holding back a lot of information.
@zaceriwata
@zaceriwata Год назад
2011 visited St Petersburg… nice but couldn’t wait to get back over the border.
@thunderspark1536
@thunderspark1536 Год назад
@@zeppkfw There's a reason humanity is so strong, we work pretty damn well together if we have a common goal.
@AGMI9
@AGMI9 Год назад
@@zeppkfw thats shit is crazy or the time they were geolocating ISIS for the Syrian army and sending them the info and the syrian army replied and said thanks haha
@nathanseper8738
@nathanseper8738 Год назад
Calling this a “partial mobilization” is like calling this war a “special military operation.”
@Scarface693
@Scarface693 Год назад
The reason why it’s a “partial mobilization “ is that in a few months, after this group gets trained, there will be another “partial mobilization”, and again and again as Russia ramps up their war effort.
@ne0395
@ne0395 Год назад
I dont think so , russia economy will colapse soon and we will win
@jameswalker3416
@jameswalker3416 Год назад
@@Scarface693 who said they were being trained
@nathanseper8738
@nathanseper8738 Год назад
@@ne0395 Russia is sending is declining population into another meatgrinder. It is inevitable.
@jackwillson9797
@jackwillson9797 Год назад
@@nathanseper8738 "Russia is sending is declining population into another meatgrinder. It is inevitable." Ukraine will get grinded out first, they already announced general mobilization, should they even be able to take down the 1st wave of conscripts, which I heavily doubt, there are many more waves to come like U.S.S.R.
@vasilzahariev5741
@vasilzahariev5741 Год назад
At the rate at which Russians have been leaving Russia in the past month, the Russian government must have sent a lot more mobilization notices than the number of people that actually showed up.
@eashley109
@eashley109 Год назад
Less mobilisation notices and more picking people up off the street
@soreeyez
@soreeyez Год назад
Unlike Ukrainians, most Russians are sane and peace loving.
@AquaticIdealist
@AquaticIdealist Год назад
@@soreeyez A pity Russian leadership isn't like most Russians then
@alexyuu952
@alexyuu952 Год назад
@@soreeyez ahah sure, and the earth is flat
@edddie7563
@edddie7563 Год назад
@@alexyuu952 it’s true, don’t believe the media. Ukrainians and russians are basically the same people, they are just simply being torn apart by bad governments and global interference. remove putin or remove zalensky and this war doesn’t happen. both are to blame
@hkchan1339
@hkchan1339 Год назад
I love how smart this way is to make the estimation of mobilisation numbers. This might be the best one available without internal Russian govt reports
@mizzboomorris3276
@mizzboomorris3276 Год назад
It Would be smart if it were 'correct!', But sadly...If the Eastern Siberian Was not all Gone because of his War, then he Would not have had to call upon Central Moscow 4 the reserves. But there is of course and even sadder thread.....that he only people left 'to be forced', May be much younger than 'Eighteen', not necessarily male, and called to the dogs of War Even less trained.
@carmenschumann826
@carmenschumann826 Год назад
. . . what is smart there? After all it's basic calculation with poorly guessed factors . . . this can be done in 30 seconds - so 9+ minutes are wasted . . .
@hkchan1339
@hkchan1339 Год назад
@@carmenschumann826 it’s smart because the true Russian mobilisation numbers is a black box and someone still managed to find a way around to make a logical way to estimate the number. The key is finding a logical method you can back up with logic, we can all do the 30 seconds of math you genius. Why don’t you come up with something better ? Go hack the MoD of russia
@aaronbaker2186
@aaronbaker2186 Год назад
@@mizzboomorris3276 nah, Russia still has lots of men left. Pre war they had 7 million men of prime military age (18-28). About a million were already military plus 300k in Rosgvardia. So 5.7 million left. About 800k have fled the war and/or the draft, so 4.9 million left. Say 2/3rds of the mobilization are that age, if the mobilization is 300k then 4.7 million left, and if the mobilization is 1.2 million, 4.1 million left. Is the male to female ratio in Russia pretty screwed? Yes. Will the men who return from Ukraine be broken to a greater or lesser degree? Yes. Will this mangle an already problematic demographic bomb? Yes. But Russia has millions of cannon fodder if they don't care about the nation's future, only victory.
@louiscypher4186
@louiscypher4186 Год назад
@@aaronbaker2186 How is it so low? My country only has 25 million people and we have 1.6 million men between 20-29 (best stat i could get quickly) This is considered a disaster in my country and there's genuine worry about the birth rate. How can a nation of 143 Million survive with such a low number of men of fighting age?
@steveu235
@steveu235 Год назад
The marriage thing is actually a good idea for calculating the numbers mobilized. Marriage is almost always the prelude to death.
@shadyislandchronicles4237
@shadyislandchronicles4237 Год назад
in more ways than one
@jkgermany2182
@jkgermany2182 Год назад
Birth and life are too ...
@kukulroukul4698
@kukulroukul4698 Год назад
@@jkgermany2182 ALSO : birth
@BaneTrogdor
@BaneTrogdor Год назад
Pun intended :D
@JSTama
@JSTama Год назад
Everything is a prelude to death
@RomanLavandos
@RomanLavandos Год назад
“We lost less than 6000 thousand soldiers in Ukraine... That’s why we need to mobilize 300000 troops with a law that actually can target 2 million people” (C) shoigu 🤡
@emmerentiagroenewald3694
@emmerentiagroenewald3694 Год назад
Haha!! Shoigu again......,🤯🤯🙄🙄👇👇
@militaristaustrian
@militaristaustrian Год назад
We are wining but need more guns, tanks, AA and nato to nuke russia : ukraine
@vasylkashuba9451
@vasylkashuba9451 Год назад
implying they care about laws 😄
@Dutchy-1168
@Dutchy-1168 Год назад
Good luck with that
@williamhuynh869
@williamhuynh869 Год назад
6000 thousand soldiers? That's a massacre
@monsterfurby
@monsterfurby Год назад
"Like all estimates, this is going to require some assumptions about what's happening in Russia." As a general statement, this holds surprisingly true.
@levnzt6949
@levnzt6949 Год назад
Except for this estimate, which is basically a naive miscalculation for anyone ever having studied statistics or something with that being part of. To be honest at parts it almost sounds mystical and at least very flawed
@1968.5
@1968.5 Год назад
Nothing happens
@JAmediaUK
@JAmediaUK Год назад
@@levnzt6949 It isn't statistics in the mathmatican sense. This is military inteligence statistics where you draw inferences based on multiple intangible things as well as the numbers. It is basically educated guess work rather than maths. However it can be surprisingly accurate.
@puppieslovies
@puppieslovies Год назад
This makes a ton of sense. Married guys have super good financial benefits in most militaries Very smart deduction on the part of the news site, and some great explanation from this channel
@jojolafrite90
@jojolafrite90 Год назад
I'd say t's mostly because they don't want to me mobilized. Some weird Russian laws, probably.
@puppieslovies
@puppieslovies Год назад
@@jojolafrite90 in the US, married men get benefits that dwarf anything else. You can in some cases make more than your commanding officer in cases where you are married and they are not
@NotShowingOff
@NotShowingOff Год назад
@@puppieslovies yea, that’s why everyone stays in the military for such a long time 🙄
@arthurmoore9488
@arthurmoore9488 Год назад
@@puppieslovies Don't forget that marriage can mean the difference between being allowed to live off base or not. Given some of the horror stories about on base housing, that alone is a massive incentive.
@emm_arr
@emm_arr Год назад
Prussia was said to be an army with a state. Russia could be said to be a small principality that stole and stole until it was a big state.
@brucebrazas9705
@brucebrazas9705 Год назад
Liked the range presentation of possible mobilization numbers. A factor you want to include is the medical/ condition of those being mobilized. Raw numbers are one thing, capable and then motivated individuals us another.
@gigacanno750
@gigacanno750 Год назад
Precisely
@hewhohasnoidentity4377
@hewhohasnoidentity4377 Год назад
He specifically pointed out that the estimation only covers mobilization orders, not successful mobilizations. The estimates don't account for those who receive mobilization orders and don't actually end up mobilizing. This is why main stream media is so successful. People can't pay attention to even a few minutes of information. If things aren't said in 5 word sound clips and repeated 50 times people won't understand what is said.
@gigacanno750
@gigacanno750 Год назад
@@hewhohasnoidentity4377 Fair
@ZootyZoFo
@ZootyZoFo Год назад
Lol, nobody is scared or threatened by Russia anymore since his military is so pathetic. Putin can mobilize millions but he can’t even supply them with uniforms or weapons, he will not be able to provide them with food & ammo when they are at the front.
@hydrolifetech7911
@hydrolifetech7911 Год назад
Motivation to take part in Putin's invasion force is not a consideration judging by how they conscripted war protestors
@davidpaprika5976
@davidpaprika5976 Год назад
To get the 300.000 men you might need to send out 500.000 letters. Because some will run, some will dodge, some will injure themselfs, some might be taking care of relatives.
@anonymous-ts5ih
@anonymous-ts5ih Год назад
Russia is as good with mobilization numbers as it is with election poll numbers
@Kodakcompactdisc
@Kodakcompactdisc Год назад
😂👍🏼
@Kodakcompactdisc
@Kodakcompactdisc Год назад
@@grenadaball7655 on a scale of 1-10 how mental would you rate yourself 🤔
@Kodakcompactdisc
@Kodakcompactdisc Год назад
@@grenadaball7655 that’ll be a 10 then 😂👍🏼
@Kodakcompactdisc
@Kodakcompactdisc Год назад
@@grenadaball7655 read what you just wrote to yourself and have a think about it, that’s the ramblings of a man tally insane person. And it’s ok to be mental just realise that some of what comes into your head mightn’t be true and move on. Just think positive and don’t dwell on this catastrophe would be my advice
@JBBost
@JBBost Год назад
Very excellent work putting together a full case and exploring that from every angle!
@rustworker
@rustworker Год назад
A thumbs up for talking around the subject, explaining not only how you got the figures but ways in which they could be wrong. If only other sources of information had that sort of honesty
@roggpaladin4852
@roggpaladin4852 Год назад
Great analysis, but I think you are underestimating the number of men who got notices but who where then eventually rejected. I know two relatives who got notices but both were eventually released. Also, the prospect of being mobilized in the near future could also push many couples to get married now. This group of people might actually be larger than the group that has already been mobilized and are already in the barracks.
@Samsam-kl2lk
@Samsam-kl2lk Год назад
"The prospect of being mobilized in the near future could also push many couples to get married now." Very true, but those couples would have to wait at least a month, so they have no effect on the excess in mariages during the first month of the mobilization
@sriharshacv7760
@sriharshacv7760 Год назад
I like how Russia weaponizes incompetency. By being unable to collect accurate statistics, they prevented a scenario of leakage and kept the enemies guessing.
@taoist32
@taoist32 Год назад
They weaponize anything and everything. Unlike America who uses direct force, Putin uses people like pawns in a chess game. He doesn’t think of them as casualties.
@calebblaha7854
@calebblaha7854 Год назад
@@taoist32 Unfortinatly for Putin, real life doesn't end after the battle. Those losses are kept for the next game, and the next one.
@desertdude8274
@desertdude8274 Год назад
@@taoist32 Russia always used it's people as collective group of pawns. It's how it's always been no matter who has been in charge. However America uses confusion to win also don't think Russia is special for having the fog of war upon it. Even if Russia wins or stalemates Ukraine the world has changed forever and it's not one that the same Russia will be a part of since Russia is a petrostate one trick pony that has the most untrustworthy ally on the planet.
@andrewkelley9405
@andrewkelley9405 Год назад
Putin lied? I am so surprised!
@emithocasio6225
@emithocasio6225 Год назад
what did you expect? I'M HITLER.. Uh.. I mean Putin
@stormshadow5283
@stormshadow5283 Год назад
So did Bush, Obama, Bush Jr. and so on.
@davidsgamingstuff
@davidsgamingstuff Год назад
@@stormshadow5283 blah blah blah… whataboutism
@peterbarca8783
@peterbarca8783 Год назад
@@stormshadow5283 Wtf is the point of this? Yes, we as Americans know our government has been bullshitting us for 20 years after 9/11. Issue is that Americans can protest this fact both in public AND in the Senate without us being arrested. What did Russia do when they decided to invade? Oh, thats right, commit the same mistakes and atrocities that their rival the USA did to the Middle East over 20 years but do it to their neighbor. Ukraine. Congrats Russia. You played yourself.
@nordicgaming2572
@nordicgaming2572 Год назад
@@stormshadow5283 No they didn't. Their soldiers knew exactly what they were getting into. Just because you are brainwasihed by Putin's propaganda doesn't make it true. Use your tiny little brain
@alexitrinune1460
@alexitrinune1460 Год назад
It's a partial mobilization, including partial equipment and partial training.
@DarkValorWolf
@DarkValorWolf Год назад
And men above 59 have been mobilised too, which would usually already be married or have no one to marry, so it's probably even more.
@RandallReviere
@RandallReviere Год назад
Well done on providing the base calculation as well as highlighting several potential issues with the assumptions. This is the way all such explanations should be done. My takeaway was that the estimate for the 'effective' mobilization is, roughly speaking, 500K on the high end, and 350K on the low end, and one suspects that Moscow taking various measures to make sure that an 'at least' number well above 300K is achieved. The main thing missing at this point is corroboration... i.e. an independent method of calculating the same thing. In time, it might be possible to look at budget or other similar numbers to see how costs have gone up. But the best numbers... the 'real' numbers... will stay secret, one suspects, until well after the conflict is finished.
@aaronbaker2186
@aaronbaker2186 Год назад
I suspect that this round is only about 300k. Plus the new mandatory service troops (135k). Then when those guys are in Ukraine there can be another mobilization...
@samhazzard3810
@samhazzard3810 Год назад
Trucks, count trucks and trains. You can deny your troops nearly any kind of equipment, but you MUST ship them to the front.
@andersgrassman6583
@andersgrassman6583 11 месяцев назад
@@samhazzard3810 That's a clever suggestion. But how to get some relevant data?
@multipl3
@multipl3 Год назад
They're getting as many as humanly possible. Arming a future uprising. Well done Ruzz 😁😁😂😂
@johnh8615
@johnh8615 Год назад
Nah it’s a one way ticket being armed with only a kitchen knife. 🤣
@zoomerguyyt
@zoomerguyyt Год назад
@@johnh8615 soon they will be using cooking oil to fuel their tanks
@CrocodileWhispers
@CrocodileWhispers Год назад
@@johnh8615 he’s referring to conditions for 1917 revolution where a bunch of Russian vets who spent years fighting in trenches for nothing. Then they came home and sparked a revolution. Putin, of all people, should understand and remember the rise of the USSR…
@apveening
@apveening Год назад
@@CrocodileWhispers Putin is betting on them not coming back home.
@mr.thingguy2190
@mr.thingguy2190 Год назад
Never thought of it this way, quite impressive
@commandertopgun
@commandertopgun Год назад
Very thought Provoking, absolutely informative wow,great video
@jorgebardisa3697
@jorgebardisa3697 Год назад
Dear all: Let's put 500,000 people summoned to the service…. They need a minimum: 1 summer combat uniform and 1 winter combat uniform, 2 summer boots and 2 winter boots (total 4,000,000 boots), 500.000. belts and 1,000,000 minimum underwear, 1,000,000 gloves. And something that here in South America is called "The white gold of the troops", I am talking about toilet paper, calculate 250,000 rolls every 2 days (minimum), > 1.000.000 a week; Food (in combat in Central Europe autumn-winter) 1.5 kilos per person every 24 hours, hot drinks ( te or coffee) 500.000 liters per day, I'm not going to touch on the topic of alcoholic beverages. Add helmets, 500.000 Ak 74, millions bullets, combat harness, anti-shrapnel vests, millions handkerchiefs, etc. In terms of health: bandages, dressings, antibiotics, thousands of liters of : serum , blood and other fluids, analgesics, hydrocolloid heel patches (for recruits not used to wearing combat boots) and much more. ammunition, lubricants for weapons…. Is the Russian government in a position to provide the above, promptly, regularly and punctually ????🤔
@evrose
@evrose Год назад
Russia is making it easy on their logistics people by not providing the conscripts with a single thing on your list. Simple!
@ibalrog
@ibalrog Год назад
The phrase "excess marriages" is delightful.
@apveening
@apveening Год назад
Derived from "excess deaths", used to calculate how many people die in a pandemic.
@StayPrimal
@StayPrimal Год назад
That's why you came here for, the lines baby 0:49 1:32
@Gametheory101
@Gametheory101 Год назад
Verified first comment speaks the truth.
@zoomerguyyt
@zoomerguyyt Год назад
@@Gametheory101 yes
@pvm1081
@pvm1081 Год назад
These are excellent videos. Very excellent. Thank you very much. A suggestion. Place your ads at the beginning of the video not during it.
@endoflevelboss
@endoflevelboss Год назад
Have you got any plans to make your book available on Google Play Books and is it available as an audiobook? Thanks, great informative channel 👍
@taterkaze9428
@taterkaze9428 Год назад
Great insight here. The larger mobilization number helps to explain why mobilized troops are so badly equipped.
@celebrim1
@celebrim1 Год назад
Moscow was supposed to have on hand equipment to equip 1.5 million reservists. But as soon as they called up 300,000, they discovered that almost all the stored reserve equipment had been stolen. It existed on paper, but wasn't in the warehouses. Either someone responsible for it had stolen it, or the people responsible for producing it had never actually made it and pocketed most of the money.
@mileselon1339
@mileselon1339 Год назад
More units you send at a time the less time you have to train and equip them... Meaning more Cannon fodder.
@japspeedgirl6216
@japspeedgirl6216 Год назад
Only in a small part. The shortage of gear has many reasons: theft, mismanagement, corruption and lack of transparency to name a few. Believe it or not, some of the gear the mobilised are buying with their own money has been stolen and is now being sold at elevated prices. As to the arms, i would expect it to be stored in improper conditions and not maintained properly. To all that, you need to add the fact that the production numbers were, most likely, inflated in the first place, so are now also adding to the shortage.
@mileselon1339
@mileselon1339 Год назад
@@japspeedgirl6216 ah good point and also logistics in general. A fellow by the name of LazerPig pretty much says it word for word. Basically if a logistics commander says he has 600 tanks that means he has 600 tanks, the requisitions officer isn't gonna go check 600 tanks and you aren't. So that means the Logistics commander has 600 tanks.
@WOTArtyNoobs
@WOTArtyNoobs Год назад
If you've watched the videos by Perun, then it becomes very obvious that corruption is to blame for the lack of equipment. According to the data, there should have been a full set of equipment including an AK 74 and top of the line body armor for every soldier. A fraction of those on contracts and some of the conscripts had any body armor at all and that's one of the reasons that they are suffering such catastrophic losses. Ukrainian soldiers have body armor as standard and even the voluntary recruits are being trained and handed NATO standard equipment. That's also because there was far more equipment donated to Ukraine than to Russia and whatever was given to Russia was usually substandard. Hence the paintball helmets instead of the NATO ballistic helmets.
@jeffreytan2948
@jeffreytan2948 Год назад
That study for the paper is ingenious
@concept5631
@concept5631 Год назад
Very informative.
@finnwheatley2194
@finnwheatley2194 Год назад
Great analysis
@neoxyte
@neoxyte Год назад
Interesting way to find out the real mobilization numbers.
@edthoreum7625
@edthoreum7625 Год назад
In a year 1/2 mil. Babies named Vladimir the Great$$$
@warwolf3005
@warwolf3005 Год назад
These roundabout ways are necessary in authoritarian or totalitarian countries. For example foreign studies on Chinese demography used numbers of purchased children vaccines, only produced abroad to estimate actual number of children born (CCP inflates those by up to 50%, population of China is also largely inflated, officially at 1,412 bln but in reality closer to 1,25 or even 1,2 bln)
@chadhagans6687
@chadhagans6687 Год назад
Gotta love that Vin Diesel Medical Center. They specialize in “Family” care.
@aaronbaker2186
@aaronbaker2186 Год назад
You mean "The Pacifier?"
@The_Fixer52
@The_Fixer52 Год назад
WOW! Good stuff!
@Markfr0mCanada
@Markfr0mCanada Год назад
Kudos on thinking outside the box for this one. Speaking of those wives, more than a month ago (Ukraine's claimed kills were 51-52k) some paperwork leaked regarding payments to widows of fallen Russian soldiers. The number, when divided by the amout Russia pays each widow, came out to around 48-49k, or about 90% of Ukraine's claimed kills.
@alexyuu952
@alexyuu952 Год назад
Apparently this will no longer be reliable, because there are evidences that russia started to screw over those widows with 'no body = no payment' policy. Either it became to expensive for the state or more probably someone just stuffing their pockets on these new cash flows, very characteristic of russia
@1mol831
@1mol831 Год назад
Just send the widows to the frontline as well then. Women can be soldiers anyways.
@taoist32
@taoist32 Год назад
So Ukraine lied as well. Seems like everyone lies. Propaganda from all sides means we don’t really know what’s happening.
@Destroyer_V0
@Destroyer_V0 Год назад
Which is pretty impressive the ukrainians have gotten a close estimate, and also should be worth taking into account the variable of non married men who have fought and died in ukraine.
@naverilllang
@naverilllang Год назад
@@Destroyer_V0 worth pointing out that Russia is probably undercounting, since some of those soldiers are potentially missing but still alive, or captured and have (by choice or otherwise) been unable to contact their families. The actual number is gonna be somewhere in between those figures.
@STOPPOLICECORRUPTION
@STOPPOLICECORRUPTION Год назад
I think the greater question is whether they have the equipment and training to fight during winter. Any ideas on how many people are being mobilized to work in factories to support the war effort ?
@nicolasrose3064
@nicolasrose3064 Год назад
Russian Commander : "When you arrive at the front lines, your first task will be to search the trenches and combat zone for weapons and ammunition, also, you will need to remove the uniforms and helmets from the bodies of those conscripts that arrived yesterday.... make sure to check their pockets for any unused tampons to plug your wounds with, whatever equipment you find that is still usable is now yours, someone will arrive in a couple of days to give you your objectives, so, there you have it, move out".
@kukulroukul4698
@kukulroukul4698 Год назад
and dont forget the mushrooms , logs or freaking steel tubes on your way to get there ! ALWAYS be vigilent
@WOTArtyNoobs
@WOTArtyNoobs Год назад
A lot of the Russian trolls have been stating that the mobilization was not 300,000, but actually closer to 1.2m. In some cases, the mobilization offices went too far and sent recruitment notices to the sick (cancer patients), the mentally ill (autistics) and the dead! They even went as far as chasing any young men in the streets and arresting them or waiting in the lobbies of apartment blocks after work closed. It does appear that many of the zealous recruiters went so far that 30% of the male population were picked up. We now know that Wagner Group were recruiting the diseased. Accepting recruits with Tuberculosis, hepatitis and HIV, then marking them with wrist bracelets to ensure that their own side did not get contaminated when these soldiers were killed, but infected the Ukrainians instead. This is far more serious than we thought. Joe Bloggs channel did an analysis of Russian demographics and there's a serious shortfall in the numbers of men from 30 to 60. Just in the bracket that they would expect to recruit from. Mainly down to alcoholism and disease, but it could also include some of the men who were killed in Afghanistan during the Soviet occupation of the Eighties. The Russian census was never as accurate as they liked to make out. Many of the young decided they wanted nothing to do with it and left the country. Putin was lamenting this with Lukashenko who told him not to worry about the numbers but I think I can see why. Around 1 million people have left Russia since the beginning of mobilization, according to Forbes Russia and it's doubtful that they will return until Putin is dead or the entire world is. A lot of the videos of the mobilized show grey-haired old men or young recently married men. Which backs up what you stated. Some of the telephone intercepts show that the mobilized do not last very long. They have no training, no equipment and some even have no ammo. Quite a few are being killed in less than a week of arriving in Ukraine because they lack any of the basic necessary skills and are being used as cannon fodder or a barrier in front of the contract troops that have been there some time. This is going to have a catastrophic effect on not only the work force, but it will cause a massive dip in the birth rate for decades to come. The only saving grace might be that once the war is over with Putin and his henchmen buried, the young men might return. They might still need to legalize bigamy to encourage enough births or actually invite migrants from other countries. Russians tend to be very nationalistic, so I doubt they would be happy inviting foreigners in, unless they came from Europe.
@apveening
@apveening Год назад
A partial answer to that problem might be the excess number of males in West Taiwan.
@AvoidTheCadaver
@AvoidTheCadaver Год назад
@@apveening Given the discontent boiling at the moment, it I'll behooves China to support Russia militarily. Besides it's best to hoard their strength against 1. An outbreak of civil unrest or 2. An outbreak of hostilities againa the US
@fruktoid6950
@fruktoid6950 Год назад
Putin treating his citizens similar to how the overmind from starcraft was treating the zerg race.
@stanhry
@stanhry Год назад
Larger may not bigger, they would need more training , equipment,and supplies. These issues are cited as the lack of effectiveness of the previous deployment.
@alexyuu952
@alexyuu952 Год назад
Their 'training' is nonexistent now, plenty of cases of mobilized reported dead fighting in Ukraine after just 3-11 days after being mobilized. Considering this its safe to assume that the situation with supplies and equipment is not much better. They aren't called 'cannon fodder' for nothing (even by themselves lel)
@yo2trader539
@yo2trader539 Год назад
These estimates, if accurate, can give us a clue on Russian casualty figures. It also can be hints for what type of battles the Russian side is expecting in the next phase. Large numbers of less trained lightly-armed infantry could be preparation for street fighting in Urban cities. Perhaps something like a Stalingrad?
@Szminsky
@Szminsky Год назад
The Russian mobiks have not nearly the same motivation as the Red army had in Stalingrad - and MANY Ukrainians were fighting in Stalingrad.
@muratbayraktar5035
@muratbayraktar5035 Год назад
@@Szminsky Motivation doesnt really mean shit. Nobody is refusing to fight because of morale and nobody is shooting his superior due to bad morale. They may not be smiling and dancing like Ukrainian forces but they arent surrendering en masse and are not rebelling. The morale issue has virtually no effect on the battlefield. Solving the infantry shortage may change a lot of stuff for Russia. Being outnumbered 7 to 1 or 4 to 1 isnt a good idea if you are trying to advance or even hold a previous position.
@hkchan1339
@hkchan1339 Год назад
I think Russia is continuing he tradition of throwing meat at the Ukrainian bullets hoping Ukraine will run out of ammo one day. The death ratio will be crazy
@Szminsky
@Szminsky Год назад
@@muratbayraktar5035 Putting such low weight on morale, means you haven’t studied military history. We could argue back and forth, but we both know it’s useless. Kherson won’t become the Stalingrad that you hope for. Edit. And there’s already documentation of Russian officers being shot by their own, mobiks lamenting over the lack of supplies and equipment, terminally sick people being mobilized etc etc.
@jgw9990
@jgw9990 Год назад
@@muratbayraktar5035 Most the Russians till now have been volunteers that chose to be there. Now Russia is sending people who were conscripted. Conscripted into a war of aggression. The cracks are already showing, conscripts have been seen getting escorted to training by armed police. Motivated men don't need armed escorts.
@glebpolevoy278
@glebpolevoy278 Год назад
Thanks! Another source of possible imprecision is that not every mobilized man in a relationship uses this quick option to get married, so the actual percentage may be higher
@CasualTS
@CasualTS Год назад
The first thing I thought of when I heard the announcement of the 300,000 partial mobilization was that, since only the government knows the real number, the real number was likely far higher than the official number. This was a really creative way to find out the true number, well done!
@asokbiswas4980
@asokbiswas4980 Год назад
They are human shield not troops had been forced to. The number here doesn't indicate anything significant. Untrained, interested, unequipped common people to die for a mad
@andmos1001
@andmos1001 Год назад
Based on your estimated range, I say from 250 K to 350 K actually mobilised and deployed
@Llortnerof
@Llortnerof Год назад
I'd say 0 mobilised and ~300k dumped on the front without any meaningful measures to make them actually useful there.
@camilledouglas7991
@camilledouglas7991 Год назад
Thanks!
@Gametheory101
@Gametheory101 Год назад
Thank you!
@camilledouglas7991
@camilledouglas7991 Год назад
You are welcome and don’t be a stranger!
@marcdoll5632
@marcdoll5632 Год назад
To your question. My guess is based on what it would take from a Russian perspective to turn the tide. (not what it would actually take but what they may believe it would take) I'm guessing the 500K now is fairly accurate. These are teh cannon foder troops to hold the lines over winter. (expect 20% casualty). Next guess is that mobilization will continue with an additional 3-500K which may well receive some training and if Russian can procure weapons from China ... may end up being adequately equipped and be ready to be fielded in late Spring.
@robertmalzan6724
@robertmalzan6724 Год назад
Two things, a) considering the chaos in Russia, my guess is they are not really counting how many troops were truly mobilized. They have target numbers and some will lie that they were met and others will overperform to please the government. b) my guess is that they are mobilizing close to 1 million as cannon fodder. Still, quantity has a quality all of its own...
@aickavon
@aickavon Год назад
Quantity *had* a quality of it’s own. This is not world war 2, Ukraine is being supplied by this funny little guy known as Nato. And Nato has this funny little guy known as United States of America which has one HELL of a production rate of war equipment. In WW2, wartime productions benefitted Russia through the Lend Lease act. Now the opposite is true, everyone is sanctioning them. Between a lack of equipment, and the Ukrainians having an amazing defensive logistic supply, and of course the Russians being an uninstigated aggressor... you have no quality in your quantity. Just artillery fodder. And boy is there a LOT of that. All this really says to me: is the panicked retreats will be quite impressive.
@aaronbaker2186
@aaronbaker2186 Год назад
Quantity can be important in some ways, but in others it can just mean more logistics burden. If Russia sends those armed civilians to attack they will be mowed down. Until they are used they are just eating food and other supplies regular troops need. If Ukraine attacks, they will be the first to break, and leave gaping holes in Russian lines. I really hope Putin doubles the mobilization before the end of the winter. It would really help Ukraine.
@mccallanger6734
@mccallanger6734 Год назад
No telling if this hypothesis is true but what great logic to back it up, very strong case in this video
@tomcardale5596
@tomcardale5596 Год назад
Is there any update on this?
@roguelamp6991
@roguelamp6991 Год назад
I agree with you on this, Russia may not even be mobilizing 500,000 but 1 million! Because there have been unrest in southern Russia and Siberia so I doubt it's 300,000 for this much instability.
@aaronbaker2186
@aaronbaker2186 Год назад
Russia is pulling very different percentages in different places. In the low population East they are taking as much as 90% of the male population from some villages. But a huge percentage of the population of Russia is in the Moscow/St Petersburg area, where mobilization rates are super low. The mobilization in that area is intended to show how few people are being mobilized so the core population will discount the complaints of the other regions.
@1mol831
@1mol831 Год назад
@@aaronbaker2186 Siberia doesn’t need to fight a war that shouldn’t concern them… in fact Russia should just develop Siberia instead of even attacking Ukraine.
@roguelamp6991
@roguelamp6991 Год назад
@@aaronbaker2186 Yeah that's a problem but this doesn't including the Russian occupied territories or Belarus which combined can probably mobilize up to 150K men which there are 150K on the battlefield currently, meaning that 800K soldiers would be on the battlefield.
@roguelamp6991
@roguelamp6991 Год назад
@@1mol831 It's not that simple, sometimes you need to invade so that you can gain a buffer zone according to Russia.
@1mol831
@1mol831 Год назад
@@roguelamp6991 The Urals is a good buffer zone, move everyone to the Asian portion of Russia and have the European portion of Russia be the buffer zone. It would be much better than Ukraine every could be. There is the cold weather and missiles could be fired from behind the Urals when an army advances past Moscow. Oh yes, capital must be moved away from the Urals too. The European portion of Russia would just all be used as farmland. The siberian portion would be used as the economic and industrial center instead.
@GHST995
@GHST995 Год назад
I am surprised Shoigu hasn't fallen out of a window yet.
@obelic71
@obelic71 Год назад
never underestimate the power of the windows of mother Russia 😈
@mistamatthias8786
@mistamatthias8786 Год назад
He always looks terrified whenever you see him in a room with Putin. 😨💩💩💩
@ithamster6202
@ithamster6202 Год назад
From small region of 270 000 population we have almost 14 000 man mobilized or as volunteer
@coffeecat9854
@coffeecat9854 Год назад
All spurious
@af7439
@af7439 Год назад
All this, yet russia would still struggle against the Rhode Island National Guard.
@SmartChannel01
@SmartChannel01 Год назад
I would pay to see that
@swisstroll3
@swisstroll3 Год назад
@@catmetal1348 This is unfortunately not true. Ukraine has a competent, well trained and motivated military. Yet the Russians have managed to inflict a lot of casualties. I would bet on the RI National Guard, but even then expect a lot of American casualties.
@stephmod7434
@stephmod7434 Год назад
"Rhode island" it definetely looks like Rhodes and indeed is an islands.
@doneskpeoplesrepublic3542
@doneskpeoplesrepublic3542 Год назад
Moblziatoion will lead russia to victory
@af7439
@af7439 Год назад
@@doneskpeoplesrepublic3542 lol ok.
@asdsdjfasdjxajiosdqw8791
@asdsdjfasdjxajiosdqw8791 Год назад
The numbers might already be higher. People in their late teens and twenties in Russia get married more than older generations, yet this mobilisation has taken men well into their 50s in huge numbers as well. These are less likely to get married. Putin is desperate.
@zhoubaidinh403
@zhoubaidinh403 Год назад
what about homosexuals?
@Robert-iu4bx
@Robert-iu4bx Год назад
Also, married guys may be mobilized, but this is interesting method. Thank you for pointing that out
@herauthon
@herauthon Год назад
What is the optimum efficiency of 500k units - i think it will dramatically lower down in time.
@doomedwit1010
@doomedwit1010 Год назад
I feel like the intent is 300k fodder and 100k or 200k troops. so send 100-300k to the front while you train and equip the other 2-400k. So I wouldn't assume this will produce 500k people as bad as the worst reports suggest.
@sunnymitra6372
@sunnymitra6372 Год назад
Nope.......it's quite the Opposite.......200K might be the Cannon Fodder what's interesting is that most of these men are not from Moscow or Big Cities.......they are recruiting from Ethnic Minorities and central Asians. I even heard some Afghans were also taking part this time
@capitalistdingo
@capitalistdingo Год назад
The 300,000 call up figure was for the first wave, wasn’t it? Shoygu promised multiple waves of mobilization, didn’t he?
@stephmod7434
@stephmod7434 Год назад
Yes. We are now in the third wage.
@m.s.9744
@m.s.9744 Год назад
Could someone please explain the Vin Diesel Medical Center reference?
@g2D1
@g2D1 Год назад
I would call this special operation "How to lose all credibility" followed by "How to let the world know that a Paint-Ball Squad has more skill than the Russian Army" followed by "Retreat, we practice this daily"
@sebastianforbes1
@sebastianforbes1 Год назад
- Kiev is the first net zero capital city...
@jayrowe6473
@jayrowe6473 Год назад
Even if they can train them, that's a lot of mouths to feed, clothes/weapons to supply and casualties to treat.
@Diana1000Smiles
@Diana1000Smiles Год назад
Looks like Russia shoulda created more Warbots?
@smartguy360
@smartguy360 Год назад
Most likely they expect their guys to loot supplies from the local area, it's what they do after all
@zuneroTM
@zuneroTM Год назад
enough lines bro
@mr6johnclark
@mr6johnclark Год назад
its easy to call for 500,000 to muster... whats hard is getting to equip them and feed them all.
@achedrick1
@achedrick1 Год назад
Maybe a half million. No more. Probably a bit less. In the current situation I don’t believe they could afford to mobilize more than that much less equip them in the current circumstances even if they wanted to. Not much point in soldiers with no training and bolt action rifles. But quantity has its own quality.
@aaronbaker2186
@aaronbaker2186 Год назад
Yes and no. In a Lancaster equation these armed civilians wouldn't be counted for much. Targets I guess? Using up bullets that otherwise would kill real troops.
@GP-fw8hn
@GP-fw8hn Год назад
Sending greater numbers of untrained, un motivated, low morale troops with little to no equipment in winter will only serve to place further strains on an already difficult logistical and supply problem.
@1mol831
@1mol831 Год назад
Maybe Russia should just retreat and burn the places they have taken, build a defensive line, dig trenches and do a slow retreat, stall the war for 20 years, USA will get sick of it and stop sending supplies eventually, then the Russians can actually do something.
@swisstroll3
@swisstroll3 Год назад
@@1mol831 Demographic and economic collapse limits Russian ability to prolong the war.
@ddorokhoff
@ddorokhoff Год назад
Vin Diesel Medical Center is just hilarious!
@Emanon...
@Emanon... Год назад
I think they confused "partial" with "half-assed"
@jimmiller5600
@jimmiller5600 Год назад
To be fair, the secondary "front line" includes the Russian and Belarus borders. If conditions changed, like if Russia invades again from Belarus, would Ukraine counter-attack and raid Minsk to trigger a revolt? Or since Russia keeps shelling Kharkiv from Russia, could Ukraine raid Belogrod?
@kukulroukul4698
@kukulroukul4698 Год назад
nah...that stupid... Sochi stands ALONE and seemingly undisturbed there...
@kukulroukul4698
@kukulroukul4698 Год назад
NO LINES are built in Sochi ;)
@kukulroukul4698
@kukulroukul4698 Год назад
THIS building defences is TARGETED for the russian audience ONLY !
@TomDingleby
@TomDingleby Год назад
Also this misses out single people getting mobilised. That would mean you are undercounting.
@kukulroukul4698
@kukulroukul4698 Год назад
both India and China are in dire need of...BRIDES
@kukulroukul4698
@kukulroukul4698 Год назад
one men's misery another men's... fortune teller
@mrmeu3480
@mrmeu3480 Год назад
No this dont, you misunderstood They get a % among the not singles and use this % to all the populatiob
@TomDingleby
@TomDingleby Год назад
@@mrmeu3480 ok. understood.
@danielho5635
@danielho5635 Год назад
There's an old saying -- When you shoot a gun, the loudness of the explosion doesn't matter -- what matters if the bullet hits its target. Mobilization numbers don't matter -- what matters is how effective the mobilized troops are. Current news indicates that these newly mobilized soldiers lack uniforms, boots, food, and some even rifles and ammunition. The BBC miniseries "Bullets, Boots and Bandages" focuses on how logistics won wars .. not flambouyant military generals. It's a brilliant series.
@jenniferclark9842
@jenniferclark9842 Год назад
“Infantry wins battles, logistics wins wars”. “An army marches in its stomach.”
@gldi8hr
@gldi8hr Год назад
No matter what the number in the frontlines, for each soldier at least another two are required to be in charge of logistics of munition, food, etc‼️
@youuuuuuuuuuutube
@youuuuuuuuuuutube Год назад
I think the current number is around 420k and will exceed a million in the coming months.
@liamo8932
@liamo8932 Год назад
Based on?
@OlleSundblad
@OlleSundblad Год назад
Cool it will be like ww2 with lots of Russians driving around and getting killed in T34s. Wonder if Putin will break Stalins record of dead soldier (this time fighting for the fascists).
@SaneTrinity
@SaneTrinity Год назад
9:31 mobilised soldiers ? 20k at most, rest are cannon fodder, not soldiers.
@alloy2005
@alloy2005 Год назад
Also add to it regular conscripts this fall
@Denis_Komarrov
@Denis_Komarrov Год назад
I think it is strange time to do planned mobilization even if actual number is lower(it is all planned over year ago o hope no one forgot this). Personally i think number is close to right. After there was talk about at least 1.2 millions in three ways after sighting of planned partial mobilization.
@asokbiswas4980
@asokbiswas4980 Год назад
Evidence based analysis. Nice presentation. Clearly pronounced to make the matter easy to understand for me - English is not the mother tongue.
@Diana1000Smiles
@Diana1000Smiles Год назад
My first language was American, then, I learned English at school.
@asokbiswas4980
@asokbiswas4980 Год назад
@@Diana1000Smiles what's the difference between the two? Both are english. But differ from the British
@apveening
@apveening Год назад
@@asokbiswas4980 For a non-native speaker, the differences are in the details, but by now those differences are enough to consider them diverging languages. Those differences are mostly in choice of words, but there already are different words for the same thing.
@xax8918
@xax8918 Год назад
500k so far.... seems more consistant than anything else, the sheer amount of ordinary people in general that this has touched indicates a lot larger figure than 300k in a population of 145mil, the document putin signed said 1.2mil which ultimately seems to be what thier target is.
@GenericKen000
@GenericKen000 Год назад
“Doubling” the census number seems like an incredibly broad correction to apply to the pandemic census. A 20% undercount would get you right on the money for 300k
@tylerw6438
@tylerw6438 Год назад
Interesting way to calculate- one question I have is did russia do "covid lockdowns" - I would think there would be a larger incentive to marry once lockdowns are over and then it takes a few months of planning so this may be a bit of a natural backlog? Just a thought
@aaronbaker2186
@aaronbaker2186 Год назад
If it had been Covid lockdowns the rush of weddings would have been in 2021.
@nikoladoctorov553
@nikoladoctorov553 Год назад
Even if they were a billion - it wouldn't matter. 1 000 000 000 x 0(the zero symbolizes quality/morale) = 1 000 x 0
@ugiswrong
@ugiswrong Год назад
Your mother could handle a billion dix
@Shimamon27
@Shimamon27 Год назад
Nah, it's not x 0 Remember - Ukraine gains from it occasional ammo, tanks, intel and maybe even troops. So, it might be the x/-y x= Drafted russians. -y= Power ukraine gains. But, we also need to consider how much military supply and men power ukraine loses, and that's a math I am too ignorant to make. So, to sum it up, the situation might even benefit ukraine, hence, russian ends up losing general war power.
@PrometheusZandski
@PrometheusZandski Год назад
When you have 50% irrecoverable losses in troop strength, you need to send every body you can find. It doesn't matter if they are mentally or physically capable of fighting. It doesn't matter if they have communicable diseases that will infect your other troops. It doesn't matter if they are old enough to retire in most civilized countries. All that matters is that they have a heartbeat, and you can throw them on a truck bound for the front. We all know that the irrecoverable percentages will climb much higher due to their lack of training, food, arms, fuel and ability. Projections show that russia will likely lose 70-75% of the troops they are currently sending.
@apveening
@apveening Год назад
I'd say that 75% is a low estimate.
@sebastianforbes1
@sebastianforbes1 Год назад
why send any soldier to the front line if you can just send 5 or 6000 mortars every day, day and night... maybe a couple of something a little bigger as well, if they haven't already run out ?..
@liarspeaksthetruth
@liarspeaksthetruth Год назад
@@sebastianforbes1 Methinks their people ARE the ammunition.
@sebastianforbes1
@sebastianforbes1 Год назад
@@liarspeaksthetruth - well, in that case, they have three times more ammunition... not to mention the air dominance, missile dominance, the sea dominance, and the technology dominance ?.. if you truly believe that they're giving 100% then... well, that is your prerogative...
@Elkator955
@Elkator955 Год назад
@@sebastianforbes1 If you want to operate artillery with effectiveness you would need 5 trained operatives per gun. You would need 30K soldiers trained and ready to use this stuff. That may be overcome, but the bigger problem is logistics. You would need to supply these guns with ammo. The Russians are estimated to be using 2K right now, and use an estimated 67K shells per day right now. They already have logistical problems given that Ukraine just takes their time, finds an ammo depo and sends a himar there. Now imagine if you quadrupled the stress on the system. More guns require more trucks, more ammo depos, more trains. Prime targets for Ukraine sabotage and precision missiles for the big kaboom. Russia might have the guns, rusty they may be, and they probably have the stockpiles and stockpiles of ammo ready, somewhere, and most of those shells probably still exist in reality as well as on paper. But without getting the ammo and personnel to the guns, you might as well put a gift wrap on them for all the good they will do for you. Conscripts are way cheaper to maintain and less costly to deploy.
@JEL5150
@JEL5150 Год назад
Love to see you adding some humor in your videos
@tealmer3528
@tealmer3528 Год назад
Did nobody else catch "Vin Diesel Medical Center" at 3:07
@vsohmen
@vsohmen Год назад
Putin's "Special Military Operations" in Ukraine is truly SPECIAL: recuiting 500,000 more soldiers!
@orionspero560
@orionspero560 Год назад
The thing I think here is the underaccount I would operate under the assumption that 75 or 80% would get married not a 100% and therefore I would add a 3rd or a quarter to the figure based on that marriage rate. The smaller portion of that figure would be breakups but this would be more people who just stick with their unregistered status that they had before the mobilization. That would mean that there would be something on the order of 650 mobilized so far.
@apveening
@apveening Год назад
And it is leaving out the 5% to 10% who are in a (secret) homosexual relation and thus can't marry under ruSSian law.
@ChucksSEADnDEAD
@ChucksSEADnDEAD Год назад
@@apveening we're getting into the weeds here but a gay man can marry in Russia... to a woman. If it were me I'd do a female friend a solid and have her as my wife on paper so she'd get some compensation. Maybe ask to split 50:50 with my parents.
@apveening
@apveening Год назад
@@ChucksSEADnDEAD Point.
@hkp2652
@hkp2652 Год назад
How does the normal annual conscription figure in? Before the "SMO", conscripts may not have expected to go to war. Now that expectation has likely changed. So now more excess marriages.
@GeorgeNoiseless
@GeorgeNoiseless Год назад
"Up to 600k" perfectly aligns with the numbers we got from whistleblowers when the mobilisation started.
@barryon8706
@barryon8706 Год назад
How many can Russia equip, and how many can their logistics keep supplied through a winter? In my completely inexpert opinion, this puts a lot of pressure on Russia to take Ukraine quickly, before logistics can break down. More nuclear saber-rattling might ensue.
@GenericUserName443
@GenericUserName443 Год назад
It does seem pretty clear what Russia is doing, and that is ultimately betting on winter to save them (again). Right now they seem to be just throwing meat in the grinder to buy time, hoping that winter will set it and halt the Ukrainians from further retaking. And while the war enters a defensive shape Russia loses fewer men than before, and ultimately gaining a clear numerical advantage with now more experienced troops that can push back against Ukraine and win. In reality this plan will most likely not only fail since Russian supply networks are busted and can’t support these numbers of men. And not only that, it takes a decade and a half to bring one person up to “working state”, and if the losses keeps up where they are now… The future looks very uncertain for russia.
@keegan773
@keegan773 Год назад
Undertaker……💀 The growth industry in Russia.
@apveening
@apveening Год назад
Not really as most bodies are left to rot where they fell, not brought back.
@deeznuts-lj2lv
@deeznuts-lj2lv Год назад
Is Vin Diesel to Russians what David Hasselhoff is to Germans? Just want to understand the hospital reference.
@Xero328
@Xero328 Год назад
Lol. I knew U were gonna find a way to throw lines on maps in there. I had JUST said well at least this isn’t a lines on maps video. Then u got me two seconds later. It usually bugs me but u got me today I admit it.
@zoomerguyyt
@zoomerguyyt Год назад
wouldnt be surprised if only 2 or 3 ended up on the front lines
@zoomerguyyt
@zoomerguyyt Год назад
Soon they will be using cooking oil to fuel their tanks
@CrazyGaming-ig6qq
@CrazyGaming-ig6qq Год назад
What tanks ;D
@zoomerguyyt
@zoomerguyyt Год назад
@@CrazyGaming-ig6qq water tanks =)
@psielemental
@psielemental Год назад
500k or a mil, doesn't matter if the equipment isn't there.
@axis_sethandronic3357
@axis_sethandronic3357 Год назад
During the pandemic organizing marriages/ christenings were complicated due to the limitations in place, many couples postponed the event. 2022 saw a boom in such events, in all countries, not just in Russia. I think the logic presented is true to some extent, but not in that magnitude.
@aaronbaker2186
@aaronbaker2186 Год назад
Ok, but why would marriage rates spike when mobilization started? Wouldn't any Covid based spike happen a lot earlier? When the concern went away?
@emithocasio6225
@emithocasio6225 Год назад
A quote from my favorite history channel: "What did you expect, I'm Hitler!"
@georgewright4285
@georgewright4285 Год назад
That enraged his father
@bobnoneya1267
@bobnoneya1267 Год назад
What channel/video is that?
@ahta5708
@ahta5708 Год назад
@@bobnoneya1267 Oversimplified
@emithocasio6225
@emithocasio6225 Год назад
@@georgewright4285 who punished him severely
@Sultan-cf5wf
@Sultan-cf5wf Год назад
Imagine losing at least 8,000 troops just to take Bakhmut
@militaristaustrian
@militaristaustrian Год назад
Better then 15 k lost ar kherson
@netiturtle
@netiturtle Год назад
Russians were pushed out of Bakhmut yesterday though, both the eastern and southern flanks were pushed out. So the costly offense has netted them nothing
@aaronbaker2186
@aaronbaker2186 Год назад
@@militaristaustrian is that how many Russia has lost so far in Kherson?
@militaristaustrian
@militaristaustrian Год назад
@@aaronbaker2186 no, Ukraine
@ChucksSEADnDEAD
@ChucksSEADnDEAD Год назад
@@militaristaustrian the imaginary losses from Igor K. at the Ru MoD. Russian OSINT calculated 25k irrecoverable losses (KIA and crippled) by correlating figures and statistical data from artillery-heavy wars at around the post-Severodonetsk mark. This was the point where the Russian military hit the hardest, and the Ukrainians were taking the most losses. You're trying to claim that Ukraine suffered over half of these losses in just a month, month and a half despite of the fact that at that point they were better trained, the Russian forces were past the tipping point and had their ammo supplies and ground lines of communications attacked?
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