Why Russia Will Run Out of Soldiers Before Ukraine

Russia and Ukraine have been trading heavy fire for over a year and the casualties are mounting up on both sides. Which begs the question, which country will run out of troops first? The answer may surprise you. Check out today's epic new video that looks at the toll the war has taken on both countries and reveals which country has enough soldiers left to outlast the other.

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[jeremyblanchette]

This aged well. Ukraine is out of fighters.

[dakedakinson]

Russian: did one mobilizations, Ukraine: 7-10 mobilizations. West: Russia is running out of soldiers!

[JRead]

Saying they were leaked on Discord does a dis-service to how absolutely insane this leak was. It wasn't just on a "Discord" server... it was a server for This guy was probably vocally leaking secrets in game lol.

[trevorsutherland]

...this didn't age well at all...

[shcupju]

2022: why Russia will run out of ammo before Ukraine
2023: why Russia will run out of soldiers to fight before Ukraine…

[colinguo]

There are some problems with this video. One of them is that the two million people who left Russia are a small amount compared to the Ukrainians. The fact is that Russia still has millions to throw at the Ukraine and Ukraine has a significant population decrease since the war started.

While equipment is questionable, Iran, China, North Korea, and EEU can easily smuggle or sell parts to Russia.

[MrMementoMori]

Russia is running out of weapons, munitions and food for soldiers yet still thinks he can win this war. Mind boggling.

[vzig]

Being a soldier is not a skill that you learn "on the job".

[corymorimacori]

“Your moves are miscalculated, and underestimating your enemies—your biggest mistake. You will find the will of a single man can be broken.” Captain Price

[edcliffe]

Russia's loss of officers reminds me of Germany's loss of aristocracy in the early days of WWI, where it was considered a privilege to be a member of the cavalry, the most out-dated military unit at that time.

[johncraig]

The U.S. could probably send F-4 phantoms and it would still be an upgrade.

[richardchaparro]

Russia has 300, 000 troops waiting on standby bro. Good try though

[mattneil]

It’s amazing how we all think it’s totally legit to get our news from a cartoon with an AI voice.

[corymorimacori]

“Ohhh, what a humiliating defeat! Ik when I am beat, so of course take a seeeat!” Ivan the Terrible

[star_t]

It all depends not on which side you are, but which papers are you reading

[NINJAKNIVESTKO]

As a ex soviet state ukraine has trained and learned russian tactics and weakness and right now ukraine is using that advantage on russia

[GregNicolas-vbvj]

"sending the Ukrainians F-16s would require a long training period". Ukrainian pilots are already training on Fighting Falcons in the Netherlands and Denmark.

[minishake_playz]

I think this population analysis forgets how committed countries can become in a war and the the numbers that can end up in the armed forces. As a person from a smaller country (Australia) it is telling to note that in WW1 Australia had a population of under 5 million but managed to put just over 400k men in uniform. Australia at the end of the war had 15 brigades of infantry (Ukraine has 12) and this was a COMPLETELY VOLUNTEER army.

What I am trying to point out is that Ukraine can deliver a much larger army if the war escalates and the commitment is there from the population. Ukraine could easily field an army of 1-2 million if we comparative numbers from previous conflicts are taken into account.

HOPEFULLY COMMON SENSE WILL PREVAIL BEFORE WE SEE SUCH ESCALATION!!!

[maggiealena]

Boot camp teaches how to deal with stress under stressful situations. It teaches units to work as a team. Evaluates markmanship and understand of firearm basics. Terminology and chain of command. Physical fitness to complete tasks required that need good physical fitness. Like marching for hours, running. Climbing. A lot more then these recruit have been given.

[saltyjo]

Best approach in any counter offensive is to give your enemies months to prepare and dig in and then you rush in without air support. I am very sure Sun Tzu wasn’t American.