[SanjayMehta]

This comment epitomises one of the reasons why the US does not and cannot win any war against a peer adversary.

Flawed data.

[dralley]

I don't even understand what this comment is supposed to be saying in relation to the previous one.

[SanjayMehta]

Look at the body exchange ratios between The Ukraine and Russia.

Jan 29th: 1000 - 38 Feb 26th: 1000 - 35 Apr 9th: 1000 - 41 May 15th: 526 - 41 Jun 18th: 522 - 33 Jul 16th: 501 - 31

Total: 4549 - 219

[tencentshill]

The only sources I can find for that are all Russian. Wikipedia (Which I assume you will dismiss out of hand) says it's complicated to determine at best, as they both hide information and boost propaganda. At least don't state it as fact. No one actually knows, which is why citing sources is helpful so that weight can be added.

[helij]

Here's some from BBC (https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cg7ed4rp7x5o and https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cp9jl8vxdy9o) and one from Reuters (https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/russia-hands-ukraine-10...). No reason not to believe these numbers as neither side denied it. The reasons for such numbers mismatch are many and don't always tell the story of who's "winning".

[SanjayMehta]

Mediazona is a British intelligence asset and even they can't find the Russian bodies that western propaganda hallucinates.

While YouTube is full of videos of miles and miles of Ukrainian graveyards.

No need to use the Wikipedia excuse.

[mewpmewp2]

I mean I guess I disagree with the fact that it has any truth about being a "special military operation", when it is really an invasion where a country is trying to gain territory using ground forces etc. It's an invasion and a war, they wanted the binary outcome, they just didn't expect the opponent to push back so strongly.