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- Ukraine Russia War Report - Reddit
Ukrainian commanders have long griped about lackluster preparation for recruits at training centers But with Russia on the offensive, the persistent complaints are a reminder that a newly adopted mobilization law intended to widen the pool of draft-eligible men is just one step in solving the military’s personnel problems
- Ukraine Russia War Report - Reddit
Community driven reporting on the ongoing war in Ukraine - Videos, photos, discussions, this subreddit aims to cover both sides of the narrative and allows intelligent discussions
- What would happen if Russia goes to war with the USA?
If Russia went to war with the US, I guarantee that the war would be over in a weekend this time You can rest assured that the US (and other allied countries) have YEARS AND YEARS worth of data on Russia and their military assets: names, locations, etc, etc, etc They probably know more about the Russian military than the Russian military
- News Events Surrounding Russias Invasion of Ukraine - Reddit
Based on Russian Pension Fund data, men with disabilities increased by 507,000 or 30% in 2023 This confirms that the total Russian casualties are now 1 million dead and disabled Material losses are also astonishing Russia only has "meat" and old equipment Ukraine need ammo
- r UkraineWarVideoReport - Reddit
"If we don't die from a bullet, we'll die from your humanitarian aid" Russian soldiers complain they received junk instead of a car
- Whats life actually like in Russia? : r AskARussian - Reddit
In Russia there are the so-called "Putin's May Decrees of 2018" on increasing the salaries of state workers (teachers, sciencists, etc ) to 200% of the average regional salary They are not executed fully in every organization due to the lack of money, but I am lucky - I work in a well-funded organization
- Progress Report 123: Russia (Part 2) : r Kaiserreich - Reddit
Mongolia, led by Roman von Ungern-Sternberg, is one of Russia’s few starting allies at the beginning of the game Mongolia fought on Russia’s side against Fengtian and Japan in the 1927 war over control of the CER and, while that was a war Russia lost, Sternberg’s Mongolia is still considered vital to Russia’s Far Eastern security
- Russia in Georgia why? : r geopolitics - Reddit
Every action Russia takes is always with consideration of how this can weaken the LIO, and keep the LIO as far away from Russian borders as possible The Georgian situation is a classic example It both kept the LIO (via NATO) away from Russia, but it was also done in a way that was not so obviously aggressive that it unified the LIO members
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