Russia Is Losing 25,000 Troops a Month – A Death Rate No Modern Army Can Survive

Описание: Russia Is Losing 25,000 Troops a Month – A Death Rate No Modern Army Can Survive

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Russia is now losing between 20,000 and 25,000 soldiers every single month — a casualty rate NATO officials describe as “strategically terminal.” In this video, we break down the numbers behind Russia’s war in Ukraine and why modern history suggests no army can survive losses at this scale.

Verified data from independent Russian sources, Western intelligence, and international media reveal a pattern of industrial-scale attrition driven by drone warfare, precision artillery, and NATO-backed intelligence support for Ukraine. Entire battalions vanish faster than Russia can train, equip, or replace them.

Beyond the battlefield, the losses are hollowing out Russia’s economy, workforce, and future. As military spending consumes the state and demographics collapse, this war is no longer decided by territory — but by arithmetic. And arithmetic is unforgiving.

00:00 Intro
0:24 Arithmetic of a Broken War
4:19 A Nation Bleeding Itself Dry
8:24 The Lost Generation of Soldiers
12:18 Technology Versus Flesh
16:27 The Strategic Freefall
20:39 When Numbers Decide Wars

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