>>507410639>moreok, might explain a difference, but 3612 to 27? That is more than 100 to 1.
And there are a couple of other issues with that theory. First, the advances recorded in maps like Suriyak or Deepstate only tell a small part of the story. usually those battles contain attacks and counterattacks, several in the same day sometimes. Second, what about the failed attacks from Russia? several happen, surely. Why can't Ukraine recover the bodies from them? Thirdly, we have other body exchanges since the start of the war, and we can see that even during the height of hohol advances, such as the summer Crimea beach party, the ratio still favored Russia. This was in a time where Russia barely advanced. So why did Russia managed to recover bodies even when they were mostly defending and retreating?
