British newspaper reports on record losses of the russian army
The Telegraph, citing British intelligence data, reports that September was the deadliest month for the russian army since the beginning of the war in Ukraine.
Key points of the article:
▫️ The average loss rate of the russian army is 1,271 killed or seriously wounded soldiers per day, compared to 1,262 in May of this year.
▫️ It is reported that, in total, russia has lost nearly 650,000 soldiers since its invasion in February 2022.
▫️ Significant losses are attributed, in particular, to russia’s tactic of “meat grinder” assaults.
This article once again demonstrates that the russian command disregards human lives in order to achieve tactical goals at any cost. In addition, British intelligence data has once again debunked russian propaganda’s false claims of minimal losses in Ukraine.
Meanwhile, amid these heavy losses, the kremlin is making desperate decisions to recruit new “cannon fodder.” Last week, putin signed a law granting amnesty to prisoners serving in the military.