Lookie here, BlahBlah got reactivated again. And I was almost scared we'd lost him.
[QUOTE=BloodRed;2975739]I don't know what your dumbass is trying to say here, but I posted facts that the Russians captured Kurakhove.[/QUOTE]No Igor, what you posted was a lie, for when you did post what you call "facts", the AFU were still in Kurakhove.
[QUOTE=BloodRed;2975740]Medvedev plays good cop / bad cop.[/QUOTE]LOL, the only thing Medvedev plays with is his liver.
[QUOTE=BloodRed;2975805]Well, Georgia is wisely moving away from the EU and NATO. They don't want to get wrecked like Ukraine did and all for nothing.[/QUOTE]Ah, another war. Because you're doing so well with this one, LOLOL.
Tell me Igor, when are you planning on attacking Finland and Sweden, AKA the countries Putin PERSONALLY brought into the Nato fold? Now, don't be shy.
That's some really strong stuff you're smoking.
[QUOTE=MorandUK;2975814]In a war it's very natural for both sides to lie so I don't listen much what the Russians nor the Ukrainians are saying about the casualties. There are some hints of what is happening in reality though. Moscow Times is a western owned media and have reported that Russia exchanged 501 dead Ukrainians for 89 dead Russians which makes the ratio 1 dead Russian for 5. 5 dead Ukrainians. Although it's not a prove it's nevertheless very strong hint. [URL]https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/russia-and-ukraine-exchange-bodies-of-nearly-600-fallen-soldiers/ar-AA1svAjv[/URL].[/QUOTE]If you truly believe that Ukraine loses more soldiers than Russia, I have quite a few bridges to sell you. Russians send people into pure meat assaults; they've been on the offence for over a year, and they lose around 2,000 a day since October 2024. Only a complete nutso or Russian propacondom like Blah Blah can utter this nonsense with a straight face.
The exchange reported by the Moscow Times (which, by the way, is an independent outlet and not "a western owned media") has nothing to do with the actual ratio of dead from the both sides. Some of the dead returned from Russia come from the siege of Mariupol in 2022. Others from the areas currently occupied by the Russians. Of course, there will be more dead bodies on the territories controlled by Russia since they're on the offence.
[URL]https://www.cbsnews.com/news/ukraine-russia-swap-bodies-soldiers-one-of-biggest-exchanges-of-its-kind[/URL]
Russia has lost approximately 794,760 soldiers per Ukraine's Euromaidan by the end of December.
[URL]https://euromaidanpress.com/2025/01/04/russias-human-loss-fighting-area-ratio-exceeds-all-modern-conflicts-except-korean-war[/URL]
You don't trust the Ukrainians. Well, other sources are even less conservative.
Russians have lost over 800,000 dead and gravely wounded since Feb 2022 according to the National Interest.
[URL]https://nationalinterest.org/blog/buzz/jaw-dropping-loss-human-life-russia-ukrainian-war-214355[/URL]
The highest number for Ukrainian losses has come from "Yuriy Butusov, a well-connected but controversial Ukrainian war correspondent, (who) says that 70,000 Ukrainian soldiers have been killed since February 2022, with another 35,000 missing. " Other estimates, both from Ukraine and the world are considerably less.
[URL]https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c0ewneynypwo[/URL]
Even if Butusov's estimate is accurate, "the consensus is that Russian casualty figures are far higher than Ukraine's due to their "meat grinder" tactics. ".
[URL]https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c5yv75nydy3ot[/URL]
It's quite likely that 250,000-300,000 Russian occupiers are dead or MIA (which is usually the same thing).