EXCLUSIVE: Russia’s Bleeding Army: 80,000 Casualties in Two Months

The recent offensives near Pokrovsk and Kurakhove exemplify the immense human and material costs of Russia's military strategy in Ukraine. Despite intensified operations and staggering daily casualty rates exceeding 1,200 soldiers, territorial gains remain minimal. Russia's reliance on "cumulative assaults" has led to unsustainable attrition, with over 80,000 casualties and significant equipment losses in just two months. Strained recruitment efforts and dwindling resources further highlight the challenges facing Moscow's campaign, raising critical questions about its ability to sustain operations and achieve its objectives in the long term.