>NATO forces would likely see heavier losses than Ukraine has in a war with Russia, a senior officer told Business Insider, and that possibility is driving a rethink of battlefield medical care.>NATO's search for solutionsNow nearly four years into t

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Ukraine is better than all of NATO combined Master Bae Shun G6XFcgrF 01/02/26 (Fri) 18:48:44 №2620639 [Quote]

>NATO forces would likely see heavier losses than Ukraine has in a war with Russia, a senior officer told Business Insider, and that possibility is driving a rethink of battlefield medical care.

>NATO's search for solutions
Now nearly four years into the war, neither Ukraine nor Russia has publicly disclosed how many of their soldiers have been killed or wounded in combat. However, the total losses across both sides are unquestionably high.

>Ukraine has suffered an estimated 400,000 casualties, including up to 100,000 troops killed, according to figures reported over the summer. Russia's toll is even grimmer: the UK defense ministry said last month that Moscow has likely taken more than 1.1 million casualties since its 2022 invasion and is now losing over 1,000 troops a day.

https://www.businessinsider.com/nato-would-face-heavier-losses-than-ukraine-russia-war-officer-2025-1

Chud CYBprCDb 01/02/26 (Fri) 18:52:34 №2620684 [Quote]

its only saying that ukraine's medical care is better and thats it retardgod

Scob iwvF3WGO 01/02/26 (Fri) 18:57:15 №2620732 [Quote]

mutt ahh post
Iceland won

Chud Nh01qYsQ 01/02/26 (Fri) 18:58:58 №2620742 [Quote]

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>>NATO forces would likely see heavier losses than Ukraine has in a war with Russia, a senior officer told Business Insider, and that possibility is driving a rethink of battlefield medical care.
>
>>NATO's search for solutions
>Now nearly four years into the war, neither Ukraine nor Russia has publicly disclosed how many of their soldiers have been killed or wounded in combat. However, the total losses across both sides are unquestionably high.
>
>>Ukraine has suffered an estimated 400,000 casualties, including up to 100,000 troops killed, according to figures reported over the summer. Russia's toll is even grimmer: the UK defense ministry said last month that Moscow has likely taken more than 1.1 million casualties since its 2022 invasion and is now losing over 1,000 troops a day.
>
>https://www.businessinsider.com/nato-would-face-heavier-losses-than-ukraine-russia-war-officer-2025-1

Colorjak 01/02/26 (Fri) 19:00:29 №2620752 [Quote]

shit ivan cares about

Wikingscob88 !Rape/WarTE zoC9iWtE 01/02/26 (Fri) 19:02:25 №2620770 [Quote]

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>Saying Ukraine has only had 100K KIA
Nobody believes this blud. It's probably more likely a 2-1 loss ratio in favor of ukraine, so probably 500K KIA to russia's 1mil

Scob 3tmWBbKG 01/02/26 (Fri) 19:08:53 №2620807 [Quote]

>>2620770
How does this make any sense considering the firepower imbalance?

Chud iwvF3WGO 01/02/26 (Fri) 19:13:37 №2620838 [Quote]

>>2620742
mutt ahh post
Iceland won

Chud KetrwmdS 01/02/26 (Fri) 19:21:13 №2620901 [Quote]

>>2620639 (OP)
Theyre losing way more troops than that, if they werent, they wouldnt have to pull random men from the streets to send on the front without even providing them with any training

Chud iwvF3WGO 01/02/26 (Fri) 19:21:24 №2620905 [Quote]

>>2620901
poland lost
Iceland won

Scob XyvkxwWj 01/02/26 (Fri) 19:23:30 №2620922 [Quote]

>>2620639 (OP)
>caring about NATO
meanwhile 10 million muslims continue to be imported to europe every year