The Ukraine Question

[Poptart]

If you've been watching the news, you may have heard about developments on the Kherson front. We don't know the exact figure for Ukrainian troops due to an information blackout, but according to embattled on-the-ground Russian sources, the ratio of Ukrainian to Russian troops is at least 4:1, more than the 3:1 needed for a frontal breakthrough (although this is only a general rule of thumb, and an operation can require a higher or lower ratio). (1 — I seriously feel bad for this poor depressed-looking dude)

Do you have a link to the depressed-looking dude source?

[xerx]

Do you have a link to the depressed-looking dude source?

It's inside the link. At the top of the page, there is a video of a Russian soldier giving his briefing on the situation in Kherson. He looks like he hasn't slept or shaved in days, and he seemed run-down, overworked, and depressed. That was my interpretation of his face and body language; I could be wrong.

There is actually a longer video of this interview, with more content, but I lost the link to it.

[Poptart]

It's inside the link. At the top of the page, there is a video of a Russian soldier giving his briefing on the situation in Kherson. He looks like he hasn't slept or shaved in days, and he seemed run-down, overworked, and depressed. That was my interpretation of his face and body language; I could be wrong.

There is actually a longer video of this interview, with more content, but I lost the link to it.

Oh I see it now. Ty