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One thing I think is that both sides are chronically under reporting their losses.
I believe it's entirely possible or likely Russia has well over 50,000 casualties to this point. Just ball parking how much equipment they have lost, how many units are rumored to be destroyed, how many generals dead, cruisers sunk, paratroopers shot down, helicopters lost, armored infantry units etc...
Russia lost a crap ton while they were "learning" how to fight a modern battlefield against a combat experienced enemy with advanced western weapons.
However any advantage the ukies had in the initial weeks is slipping away. They are now being pounded and are being ground down in a war of attrition. As Ukraine loses more of their better experienced units their roles will be replaced by "national guard" which largely consists of dudes off the street of various physical abilities given rifles and a week of training now going up against a combat experienced and hardened Russian army. The losses will become increasingly lopsided against Ukraine.
Ukraines air force is now combat ineffective and has been degraded.
Ukraine may well lose 1000+ casualties a day going forward.
Ukraine is going to be in pain the longer this drags on. Even with advanced western weapons they will need competent trained units capable of employing them.
Russia is getting stronger now as Ukraine gets weaker.
Zelinsky admited to loseing over 100 troops a day in the Donbass, Russian claims were 1500 per day,
Obviously Zelinsky cant honestly say for security purposes, but hes admitting to 100. Probably between 2-400 .But even Zelinskys numbers come close to 1000 a week, maybe 3000 a month. Not including surrenders .