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    Russland verliert einen Soldaten pro 2,5 Quadratmeter besetztem ukrainischem Territorium und setzt dabei „Kanonenfutter“-Taktik ein


    Russland verliert einen Soldaten pro 2,5 Quadratmeter besetztem ukrainischem Territorium und setzt dabei „Kanonenfutter“-Taktik ein

    https://united24media.com/latest-news/russia-loses-one-soldier-for-every-25-square-meters-of-occupied-ukrainian-territory-using-cannon-fodder-tactic-2931

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    3. Snake_Plizken on

      Not like Stalin was terribly affected by the millions of soldiers who died in WW2. The motherland will not run out of sons..

    5. chronic_trigger on

      I was wondering this the other day. About as pathetic as I expecting. I am sure that average will go down if they continue with this meat grinder horrorshow.

    6. FluffyDeer9323 on

      A country is its people. But Russia is just land and borders. People are worthless. This is what Putin wants.

    9. Apprehensive-List927 on

      Unfortunately it works and Russia is gaining more ground every day as the West tires of war.

    10. ThePheebs on

      It’s working and the West is trying to figure out a strategy to stop an enemy that literally doesn’t care how many soldiers it loses…

    11. Technical-Toe8446 on

      Wait a minute. If we generously claim 700,000 dead RuZZians so far, and this is very generous, at 2.5 square meters per corpse, we get 1,750,000 square meters. This is only 1.75 square kilometers.

      Did I miss a decimal point somewhere? Is nobody doing the math?

    13. proffessorCouch on

      Where do they keep getting these idiots? Putin using hacks to get infinite npcs that are cool with being fodder.

    14. pukerabbit on

      A square kilometre has 1000×1000 = 1million square meters. So Russia is wasting 1,000,000/2.5 = 400,000 soldiers for every square kilometres captured.

      The number is too good to be true. The maths doesn’t quite add up

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