Alexander Grables paper "Irretrievable Losses” (Kings College London War Studies) appears in the official 2026 Russia Seminar proceedings of the Finnish National Defence University. This is a mainstream military-academic venue, not a fringe outlet, lending institutional credibility to an open-source analysis that challenges Western propaganda claims of Russian losses exceeding Ukrainian ones. Far more credible analysis than "Belarusian-Partisan Hacker" LLM-generated "leak" for sure xDhttps://www.doria.fi/handle/10024/195520Grable finds Ukrainian irretrievable losses substantially higher in absolute and relative terms. Key evidence:Ukrainian MoH/NISS amputee statistics (even adjusted downward to match top US War on Terror medical survival rates) imply 400,000-520,000 Ukrainian KIA by late 2024. Parallel Russian military-hospital data (via defector) show far fewer amputees relative to admissions.Body-exchange ratios average 12.5 Ukrainian dead returned per 1 Russian.Mediazona-style open-source Russian death tallies show inflation when cross-checked against obituaries and probate records (e.g., a 4,000-man 2025 prisoner cohort yielded only 112 corroborated deaths).These point to Ukraine being on the wrong side of the attrition gradient. Russia imposes highly unfavorable ratios through superior firepower, training, and its massive reconnaissance-strike complex: mass artillery (high shell/rocket output with radically improved precision), glide bombs (UMPK kits enabling precise, standoff strikes from aircraft), and drones (FPV and reconnaissance for targeting that Russia scaled to millions). This combination allows Russia to inflict casualties at range while limiting its own exposure in the attritional fight.Hence the number of cold hohols is at least 10x higher than number of cold Russians, according to the report/analysis xD
it's true but the kikes have a few million more Ukie goyim males to liquidate so they will keep up the 'We're winning fellow White warriors!" bullshit for as long as they can
Cool story, pidor.
>>546085596>>546085604>>546085625The "Serb" spammer was just delegated to my thread again to make any debate impossible. This imageboard is plagued with paid shills xD
>>546085535I noticed that the "Ukraine-kills-100,000-Russians-a-month" propaganda was vastly amplified recently in the Westoid media, and professional social media accounts. Looks like an organized action of Ukrainian-Western infosphere amid Abu Dhabi talks.
This 2026 Finnish National Defence University (FNDU) Russia Seminar publication Russias War Against Ukraine: Russias Future Military Development (ed. Pentti Forsström), contains 18 contributions on Russian military thought, development, reconstitution limits, adaptations from the war, industry, C2, tactics, and related topics. It is worth to read everything, by the way.
>>546086244Tor Bukkvolls chapter ("The Fog After War: Determinants of Future Russian Military Capabilities") examines economy, industry, people, and learning. It notes that Russia rebuilt much of the material military capability lost in the war and will have a more experienced, battle-hardened force after war. The defense industry dramatically expanded output post-2022 by prioritizing volume. Artillery shell production (152 mm) rose sharply. Missile/glide-bomb kit output increased. UAVs/drones are highlighted as the OPKs most dynamic expansion area: millions of mostly cheap FPV types (Chinese commercial components) plus domestic production of Geran designs with new facilities. This mass low-cost drone production is described as one of the areas of genuine innovation supporting sustained operations and replenishment. Overall, Russia remains able to reconstitute as a significant military power due to economic size, population, industry base, and nuclear forces.
>>546086312Leonid Nersisyans chapter ("Evolvement of C2/C4ISR During the Russo-Ukrainian War") frames C2 as the "central nervous system of a transparent battlefield". It contrasts pre-2022 baselines with adaptations: Russia adapted from brittle hierarchy toward lethal local kill chains. It covers C2 in the electronic-warfare fight, a comparative assessment (2022-2026), and lessons. This portrays progressive Russian improvement in local, effective targeting and sensor-to-shooter processes amid a highly transparent battlespace.
>>546086375Amund Osflatens chapter ("The Concept ‘Fire Defeat of the Enemy': A Catalyst for Russian Tactical Development") centers on the Russian concept of ognevoe porazhenie protivnika (OPP / fire defeat of the enemy). It positions OPP as central to Russian tactics (more than simple fire support), providing a framework for understanding wartime tactical evolution, and discusses its implications for the future of Russian tactics. This is presented as a systemic, firepower-centric approach well-suited to integrating massed modern technology (contrasted in related seminar commentary with Western maneuver-centric thinking).
>>546086312>>546086375Nersisyans C2 discussion and Bukkvolls industry points (mass FPV and Geran production) imply growing operational reliance and mastery in cheap, attritional drone employment for reconnaissance, targeting, and strikes. A chapter on features of Russian Aerospace Forces combat operations (Nevzorov et al.) includes a section on use of UAVs for reconnaissance, targeting, and monitoring air-strike results, alongside tactical techniques and base protection. Opening remarks and other contributions reference ongoing massed drone + missile barrages as a sustained feature of Russian operations.
>>546086244Juha Kukkolas contribution addresses historical reform, development, and adaptation of the Russian Armed Forces (Peter the Great to Putin) and the relevance of those drivers for the future. Rod Thornton (& Marina Miron) examine Russian multi-domain operations and progress toward effective integration. Other pieces touch hybrid warfare, human factors in strategic thinking, regional impacts, and state transformation under wartime conditions, some noting resilience and instrumentalization of identity/threat narratives that support continued effort.Overall tone across non-Grable chapters: Russia has demonstrated adaptive capacity (tactical learning, local kill-chain improvements, industrial volume scaling especially in artillery/missile/bomb ammunition and cheap drones, sustained firepower concepts), enabling replenishment and continued pressure.
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Thats what happens when a glide bomb with UMPK kit hits a _bunker_ funded by the EU. It instantly evaporized 50 hohols. Now, take into consideration, that Russia drops around 200-300 such bombs everyday precisely (CEP 5m or less) on Ukrainian positions like trenches, dugouts, UAV points/deployment points (houses, commieblocks etc). There are still NAFO shills who argue that hohols survive it all right xD
>>546087541well yeah seems obvious. nobody with a reasonable sense of self-defense and sovereignty would support what russia is doing, you'd have to be either retarded or a kremlin nigger
>>546087578Ok, chomo.
>>546087578cocaine induced rage post
>>546087613>>546088177not an argument
>>546088385Chomo, get the fuck off this planet. Via a woodchipper, feet first.
>>546085395Tl,Dr. Also fake and gay.Op is a faggot.
>>546085669Spread your thesis in advance in the early posts, when people are still reading.
>>546088424russia is the israel of europe, you support spiritual pedophilia which makes you a pedophile
Thats how look _daily_ strikes vs Ukrainian power grid now.
>>546085395>12.5 Ukrainian dead returned per 1 Russian.Irrelevant TO THE CLAIM. This is a statement of LINE MOVEMENT, not kill rate per say.Further, the Ukrainians have already noted that, apparently, Russia is sending dead Russians to Ukraine to clog up their labors.
If true why year 5 of special operate
>>546090739Russian attacks concentrate east of Vinnytsia because the primary goal is not to black out the entire country, but to sever Ukraines power grid along the Dnieper River effectively cutting the eastern half (heavy industry and defense infrastructure) off from the western half (where most remaining nuclear generation is located).The tactic, known as "islanding," aims to split the national grid into isolated fragments. By striking key transmission nodes east of Vinnytsia, including a critical 750 kV substation in the Vinnytsia region itself, Russia can physically block electricity from western nuclear plants from reaching eastern industrial and military facilities. This creates acute power shortages specifically in the east, where Ukraines defense manufacturing and logistics hubs are concentrated, thereby degrading its war-fighting capacity.Moreover, most thermal and hydroelectric plants are concentrated on the left bank of the Dnieper, the eastern side of the river. While there are significant plants west of Kiev (like Rivne NPP, and Khmelnytskyi NPP), none match the scale of the 6,000 MW Zaporizhzhia NPP or the largest eastern thermal stations. The core of Ukraines generation capacity is therefore clearly situated east of the capital.Russian strikes on Ukraines power grid spare annexed regions because those territories are no longer connected to the Ukrainian energy system. Since around 2017, the grids in areas like Donbas were deliberately reoriented toward Russia, and local power plants began operating as separate clusters tied to the Russian network.
>>546090847>This is a statement of LINE MOVEMENTWhat about famous Ukrainian counteroffensives? They take land too and since - as states by Zelensky - hohols kill now 70,000 Russians a month, it should be childlishly easy for hohols to supply at least 1,000 cold Russians from this pile of dead bodies. Yet, they supply 10 (ten) instead xD
>>546090998The line went for Ukraine in September and October, and the body count seems to be agreeing with that stall.That the GRU is sending fuel from Ukraine to Moscow, should be a big hint that something is deeply flawed in the narrative that things are going well.
>>546091259Body counts exchange averages circa 10-20:1 in favour of Russia, also in periods when the frontline is completely frozen, or Ukrainian gains are significant due to Vivaldis xD
