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In Russia, a giant mechanical rabbit made of "shit and sticks" was created.

The object is built from manure and it can "conditionally independently" play on the

drum.

However, difficulties arose in sculpting: as the weather is currently not cold enough,

it made it difficult to form and solidify the dung masses.

Both sides lack frost, but, as they say, there is a nuance.

But back to the serious stuff.

In modern warfare, quality is much more important than quantity.

This applies to both personnel and technical components.

The Russian occupants arranged a partial mobilization in September, in an attempt to collect 300,000

soldiers, without thinking about quality.

The result was evident - their losses increased by 50%.

In October, November and incomplete December the losses of the Russian troops amounted

to 44,160.

That is, 15% of the plan for partial mobilization.

If we take into account the approximate and very conventional number of wounded 1 to 2,

we have losses of 30% of the plan for partial mobilization, and I do not count 1 to 3 as

is customary, which means in three months the recruits' fighting capacity has been destroyed.

Now Russia is trying to expand its ability to recruit biomass and their idea of opening

additional military training centers on the basis of universities only confirms this fact,

as well as the fact that the partial mobilization itself had absolutely no positive effect on

the Russian troops in the war zone.

Russian occupiers are facing a serious issue with their human, technical, and ammunition

resources as they enter the year 2023.

Despite having an abundance of human resources, their quality and effectiveness have been

inadequate, leading to disastrous consequences for their troops.

The combination of low-quality resources and poor command proved suicidal for the Russian

troops.

There is not a single unit in Russia today that is fully staffed with equipment.

Understaffing reaches 30% or more.

That is, initially they are already, so-called, lost their combat capability.

In such conditions it is impossible to form a strike group.

Now there is a lot of talk about the probability of an offensive by Russian troops, but the

question arises - an offensive with what?

Exactly by what, because by whom, they will find, only no matter how much this "by whom"

may be, without "by what", it is absolutely meaningless.

It is a war of meat against the meat grinder, no matter how much meat is used, the output

will still be minced meat.

And partial mobilization clearly demonstrated this.

In addition, the problem of ammunition availability is becoming more and more urgent, and the

Russian command has no solution to it.

Thus, the occupants do not have at least two basic foundations for a large-scale offensive.

Namely, the necessary amount of equipment and artillery supplied with ammunition.

While I am trying to make the point that they have nothing ready for a new large-scale offensive,

the Russian Defense Minister - Shoigu pompously reported on the creation of military districts,

divisions and brigades - in general, the occupation army will be deployed up to one and a half

million men.

Hang on, NATO!

But we will figure out how they will manage to do it in the new year.

Spoiler: they won't be able to do it.

Happy new year, and may it bring new victories!

Special thanks to all those who watch my videos until the end.