>>513571921
>isnt there hours upon hours of ukranian grave footage
Yeah, I remember a thread a while back and it was some YT video titled "5 hours of Ukrainian graves" or something. There's also a similar video of "busification" or forced conscription of Ukrainian men.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ukrainian_conscription_crisis
>After initial attempts to seize Kyiv failed at the beginning of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the Russian Armed Forces began to implement more attritional tactics towards the war, making use of their numerical advantage in mobilized soldiers, weapons, and military equipment. These included using infantry groups as “human waves” to riskily advance on enemy positions with the goal of entrenching deeper, often with a high casualty count per engagement. As a result, despite keeping several positions on the frontline stable for months, different AFU sections began to lose ground due to inflicted casualties preventing further reinforcements from backing up weakened positions. Casualties and a lack of reinforcements also contributed to greater fatigue and decreased morale from several units operating at the frontline for several months consecutively without being able to rotate out.