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It’s not much for Russia to sacrifice at all: their culture has placed individual value below the state for decades. What are a few lives when there are so many more to take their place? And criminals willing to fight to secure freedom? It’s a win-win, clean out prisons, and meat for the grinder.
It’s a horrible calculation, of course. But this is the reality for Russia. The gains may be small, but there ARE gains and as I understand it, the rate of Ukrainian casualties is climbing. If the current approach of European nations to give money, weapons and stand back continues then in time Ukraine will be totally lost.

Invisible Losses: Tens of thousands fighting for Russia are dying unnoticed on the frontline in Ukraine
The Kremlin’s recruitment policy is shielding society from the true impact of war.
