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Freelance writer, blogger; military and security policy. Ex-FRDF Recon, Reservist, IPSC Shooter, Mech. Engineer by trade.
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Big country big tolerances.

At Seelow heights 50k losses was "Nothing to report"
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I decided to look this up. The russians are losing more soldiers every day than the bloodiest day of losses the U.S. Army took in Vietnam.

On January 31st, 1968, the U.S. Army lost 246 KIA in a single day. These losses, as well as other thousands of other U.S. KIA during the fighting, had severe political ramifications in the United States and strengthened the anti-war movement.

The russians are taking peak Tet Offensive-level losses daily (usually more) and everyone is just acting like it’s normal.
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Controlled demolition via FPVs.

This could actually be useful in bringing down dangerous structures after natural disasters etc.
You really never know what they’ll come up with.

Ukrainian FPV drones gather in a group inside a high-rise building occupied by Russian infantry in Kostiantynivka, after which they are remotely detonated, bringing down part of the building and burying the occupiers under the rubble.
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