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Now that's a decent amount of data, lets see what we can do with it, first I'd like to just to some quick extrapolation based just on deaths for each location and see what kind of figures we see.

Note: I know this data size is way too small to get an accurate result but much like last time I'm attempting to just get a rough estimate with the data I've got.
ALSO: Regarding the casualty ratio, while its been commonly accepted that 1 death typically comes at a rate of 3 or 4x the amount of casualties that doesn't seem to be the case anymore. While this may have been true earlier in the war, Andrew Perpetua (OSINT on twitter that tracks every single armor loss and more recently, every Russian death caught on video) has come up with his own estimate of a more recent casualty rate of 1.5x per death due to how many drones there are which make Russian medevac beyond shit, which means most Russians today end up dying before they can become a samovar. While that seems to be a more recent phenomenon, I'm just going to average that figure to a 1 death per 2.5 wounded and concede this figure isn't perfect (but again we're just trying to get ball park estimates).