How will they pay all those "free weapons"?
How will they pay all those "free weapons"?
What's left of Ukraine will then be fully privatized to foreign companies to pay for equipment and loans.
My guess is a structural adjustment program with decades of austerity.
It's part of a demonic lend lease program so they will pay in other ways. And the countries giving weapons are giving old stock as part of an equally demonic iPhone weapons upgrade program where they buy new ones.
I wonder what happened to a certain country in 1920's which was severly indebted in foreign currencies 🤔
To my knowledge, Russia has suffered zero casualties.
Not zero, that would be absurd, but much less than Ukraine. There is a very simple rule of thumb for estimating casualty ratios in such conflicts, and that is they are directly proportional to the artillery overmatch since most casualties in conventional modern conflicts are inflicted by artillery fire. Ukraine has been stockpiling their best equipment and munitions which they received from the West for this offensive, and as a result they are managing to shoot a fair number of shells and missiles in order to try and soften up the Russian lines, but Russia still has an overwhelming advantage. In addition Russia also has almost uncontested air dominance at the moment which further skews the ratio in their favor.
Unless I am mistaken, there are no photos or videos of destroyed Russian equipment or deceased personnel from this counteroffensive, and the Ukrainians are known to publish any footage they can get with absurd fervor. To date, Ukraine has never been able to make a video like this
And that was in Bakhmut and other parts of Donetsk, where Wagners and Azovs were storming each others buildings and fighting hand to hand. Here the tanks are just driving straight into ATGMs and artillery fire. I'd be surprised if its anything less than 50 to 1 at this point.
"Screening zone"
"We are happy you took the time to apply. Unfortunately, we won’t be proceeding to the next step of the process with you on this position, as our requirements were not a match with your experience."
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