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Visually confirmed equipment losses for Russia in the past 48 hours alone total an understrength brigade. A pretty stunning reversal, and combat power that will be difficult for Moscow to replace in a reasonable timeframe. twitter.com/LivFaustDieJun

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Russians just don't have the manpower for this type of war and Putin does not want to risk a general mobilisation espeically not in in the richer ethnic russian areas of Russia.

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160 million population.

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How many of these are actually able to fight and how many of those does Putin not dare to involve in this war ? That number means nothing.

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You have at least 20million of prime military fighting age. It is wise that we never try to find out and hope a just and fair peace settlement can be found.

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Russia is free to leave Ukraine including the Donbass and Crimea at any time. Time is on Ukraine's side and they're strongly against giving up any of their land. Putin hasn't mobilized Russia's population because he knows it would be the end of their current political system.

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We will see.The actual people who live there don't want to be part of Ukraine.Ever.

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That's flimsy Russian propaganda. Russia is using the people who supposedly support them as cannon fodder. Faked referendums don't mean anything. Russian speakers in Ukraine who consider themselves ethnically Russian almost entirely hate Russia due to the invasion. You're wrong.

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If Russia had a stronger position, they wouldn't be losing the war while desperately seeking weapons from Iran and North Korea. If Russia decides to keep fighting the war for a year or more then they can learn to feel the pain of ATACMS, F-16s, A-10s, M1 Abrams and much more.

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How are the wundewaffe doing in Afghanistan mate?

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Russia's invasion of Afghanistan ended the USSR. Russia's invasion of Ukraine will end the Russian Federation given enough time inflicting damage on themselves from it. You think things will go smoothly when Putin dies in a couple years after running an empire into the ground?

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