>For comparison, US battlefield casualty and fatality numbers are “significantly lower,” according to the report, with the United States “suffering 54,487 battle deaths during the Korean War (and) 47,434 deaths during the Vietnam War.”
Russia loses troops in a special operation for grain farms like USA loses troops in a world war.
There is something ***uniquely Russian*** about throwing broad swaths of young men away for lebensraum when you’re already the largest country and we’re all in a birth shortage. Russia does not have enough manpower to exploit all their natural resources.
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>For comparison, US battlefield casualty and fatality numbers are “significantly lower,” according to the report, with the United States “suffering 54,487 battle deaths during the Korean War (and) 47,434 deaths during the Vietnam War.”
Russia loses troops in a special operation for grain farms like USA loses troops in a world war.
There is something ***uniquely Russian*** about throwing broad swaths of young men away for lebensraum when you’re already the largest country and we’re all in a birth shortage. Russia does not have enough manpower to exploit all their natural resources.