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Originally Posted by mapuc
If some of you are correct in what you have stated during our discussion, even Russia has a limitation on how many soldiers they can mobilize.
Putin would never take reserves from Moscow or St. Petersborg.
Even if Putin could take reserves from the entire country he need to keep an amount as a back-up reserve.
It would be suicide to send all you have of manpower into the war in Ukraine and let the backdoor be unguarded.
Markus
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Note on those new conscripts they are not sent to Ukraine directly after training, they need themselves sign contract to go. Finnish border ‘pretty empty’ of Russian troops, says Helsinki, so that tells you a lot of the effect of the Russian forces this is not only on the Finland borders btw. you can have a thousand of soldiers in the fight but when you lead them bad or do not provide them with the needed tools and support they can not win how many you send Russia has lost this long ago it only delaying its defeat. Russia can never win in Ukraine if in a scenario they would Russia would bleed to dead securing it and for its economic rebuild Ukraine would guerrilla Russia for decades (They did this after WWII for years against the mighty Red Army even after Stalin's dead Ukraine will never surrender).