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On the December 19th 2023, the Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu (at a Defense Ministry meeting with Vladimir Putin), declared that the Zelenskyy regime in Kiev has lost over 383,000 soldiers since the start of the Russian ‘Special Operation’ on the 24th February 2022.
This figure also comprises of the loss of over 14,000 Ukrainian/NATO battle tanks and infantry fighting vehicles and 8,500 artillery guns. Shoigu also stated that the Ukrainian Armed Forces also lost 553 combat aircraft and 259 helicopters from the start of the Russian ‘Special Operation’ in the former Ukraine.
Sergei Shoigu also reported that since the start of Zelenskyy regimes counteroffensive in early June 2023, the Ukrainian Armed Forces lost over 159,000 troops, 121 aircraft, 23 helicopters and 766 battle tanks, which also includes 37 German Leopard Tanks. In contrast, The United Kingdom lost 383,700 in all operations in Word War 2, which is more or less the same figure as the 383,000 Ukrainian soldiers, that Zelenskyy regime (‘Servant of the People’ nonetheless) has sacrificed since the start of the Russo – NATO/Ukraine war in February 2022. In comparison, the United States lost a similar number of military casualties… Read more »
I predict a full NATO invasion of the former Ukraine in 2024, on some false flag grounds, when the Judeo infiltrated and led ‘Servant of the People’ regime in the former Ukraine, starts to run low on cannon fodder, in the form of Ukrainian women, teenagers and their mercenary scum.
I would argue that a concrete NATO invasion is unlikely. My greater fear is NATO deciding to use tactical nuclear weapons, probably against Crimea, or possibly indeed as some false flag operation in Ukraïne, in an attempt to blame Russia for some “desperate act”, and to further demonise Russia in order to regain worldwide support for Ukraïne. Such a plan would backfire, of course, but western leaders have not demonstrated any serious thinking in their long-term planning towards Ukraïne.
By the former Ukraine, I mean the central and western Ukrainian regions, that have very little native Russians living in the regions. The Donetsk, Kherson, Luhansk and Zaporizhzhia regions are now part of Russia, and NATO has not got the military strength to retake these regions, after the populist referendum in the regions, to rejoin with Russia. I can see NATO (probably Poland) occupying western Ukraine, and other NATO states, having a military presence around the Kiev region. As for your tactical nuclear weapons hypothesis, I believe that if a single one is fired, it will quickly escalate into a… Read more »
Are there terms as bad as those offered by the Collective West (the USA) to the people of GAZA?