No Wonder Russian Soldiers have Low Morale
Death and destruction do that to you
Today it’s been reported by the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine, that Ukraine has destroyed a further two Russian air defence systems, three launch rocket systems, and ten drones. This brings the total to over 7000 destroyed systems and drones.
They have also taken out 22 armoured combat vehicles and 8 tanks, bringing the total to over 15,000 vehicles destroyed or severely damaged throughout the war.
Russian troops are down by 780 in the last 24 hours, with a total of 307,640 Russian soldiers killed since the beginning of the conflict.
It’s no wonder Russian soldiers are suffering from low morale. They were previously suffering morale issues after civilians were called to take arms, amid a series of organisational failures.
Mint reported that training was inadequate. Older and infirm civilians were being called up by mistake. Then they had to purchase their own equipment.
The latest figures of Russian casualties in the war, combined with the loss of military equipment can only exacerbate the situation for those struggling with low morale.
Good for Ukraine. Not so much for Putin.
