Russia’s Army: Bigger, But Worse? NATO Official Highlights Quality Decline Amidst Heavy Casualties
Russia’s army is undeniably larger than it was two years ago, a significant increase in sheer numbers. However, this growth hasn’t translated into a stronger fighting force; in fact, the quality of the Russian military has demonstrably decreased. This is evident in several key areas.
The high casualty rate among Russian soldiers speaks volumes. The sheer number of deaths and the reliance on conscripts, many of whom lack adequate training, highlight a critical flaw in the Russian military’s approach. The emphasis on quantity over quality, a strategy reminiscent of past conflicts, proves disastrous in the face of modern warfare. This isn’t merely about a lack of advanced weaponry; it’s a fundamental issue of soldier preparedness and effectiveness.… Continue reading
Matt Underwood 
John Q. Hosedrinker