
Shaun Pinner
@olddog100ua • 61,540 subscribers
🇬🇧 Former British Soldier & 🇺🇦Ukrainian Marine | Author of Live.Fight.Survive | Writer for LLB | Defender of Mariupol | https://t.co/2zDVxILAAX
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More Russian soldiers are surrendering on the Miechiv direction, without a fight. Bad logistics, blocked comms, and drone-only resupply are grinding their frontline units down. Harsh conditions exacerbated the problem. When you can’t feed, supply, or lead your troops, morale breaks and men choose captivity over death. - Dnipro TV
Shaun Pinner94,552 views • 7 months ago

Personally, this is one of the most sickening and disjointed updates I’ve seen him make. This week alone, Russia attacked a passenger train, energy infrastructure, and deliberately targeted civilians, yet, he speaks of Ukrainian “hope” without ever having been to Ukraine, while visiting Russia multiple times. To think Trump’s word carries any weight with Putin would be comical, if people weren’t being killed every day. A “one-week pause” only gives Russia time to stockpile, something they’ve been doing anyway. It serves no practical purpose beyond a PR stunt, one Putin has all but suggested himself. Meanwhile, we’re told there’s nearly an economic recovery plan, nearly a security plan, and still no solution to the biggest issue of all: territory.
Shaun Pinner70,276 views • 7 months ago
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Russia has lost around 1% of its pre-war male population due to the war - The Economist. According to the publication, Russia has lost more than 680,000 men, roughly 1% of its pre-war population. If we consider only men of working age, the figure is estimated at around 430,000. This far exceeds previous Western intelligence assessments, which ranged between 115,000 and 200,000. Russia’s total casualties, killed and wounded, are estimated at between 1 and 1.35 million. That is more than the total U.S. combat losses during the Second World War. And yet, after nearly three years of war, Russia has managed to occupy only 1.45% of Ukrainian territory. Not a single major bridge has been fully captured. Even Pokrovsk, which has been a battlefield for over a year and a half, remains partially under Ukrainian control. Losses continue to mount. According to NATO estimates, the Russian army is currently losing around 1,100 personnel per day.
Shaun Pinner58,116 views • 9 months ago