https://bsky.app/profile/madrykot316.bsky.social/post/3lh7fa5nf422y
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Part one of the summary of Russian losses in January of this year. The Russians captured 325 km2 (DS), losing 48,240 soldiers, i.e. the capture of each square kilometer cost them a loss of 148 KIA + WIA + MIA + POV.
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As for the gains, this is the lowest Russian terrain gains since Ukraine began its offensive in Kursk Oblast. As for the losses of military personnel, this is the second highest result since the beginning of the war.
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In this situation, it is not surprising that there are fewer and fewer people in Russia willing to participate in the "Special Military Operation", despite the fact that remuneration has increased by over 400% over the past year. (data from Yevgeny Istrebin)
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The huge losses of military personnel should not be surprising, when you look at the losses of Russian vehicles, where in January the Russians set a definite record for losses (data from GSUA).
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And if we look at the daily data posted by Andrew Perpetua, we will see that these losses only to a small extent include military trucks, most of them are civilian vehicles.
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There is one conclusion, Russian "meat attacks" are still ongoing, and commanders do not count on human losses. On the other hand, soldiers perform offensive tasks not with tanks or IFVs, but with civilian vehicles. Why? More on that in the next part.
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