The individual they are interviewing has been in multiple conflict zones battling Russian federation troops in a massive campaign pretty Soviet States freedoms that honestly enough I know little about. I am sure that we will start learning more about this entire situation and conflict.
Individual getting interviewed also is the commander of the Georgian legion and started in 2014 we are going to see some extremely experienced individuals in the leadership. They're talking about having 1800 members and that those numbers are actually increasing. In fact I've heard a lot of reports from the front lines that that's absolutely true. With an exceptional high standard for operators they actually have an internal word of mouth recruiting process going on that is providing not only true rotation but also quiet large scale mobilizations. Absolutely these units take phenomenal amounts of casualties however the individuals fighting with these units not only understand the risks but have signed up specifically because of them as well as having very specific skill set to allow them to survive in those non permissible environments.
I've actually gotten a lot of reports and I've seen a lot of news of the United States military veterans with multiple deployments to Ukraine. In fact these individuals showed up with an entire set of gear specifically to conduct operations and at the end of their tour left everything they had for the front line fighters so that they had proper equipment. At which point they went back to the United States and Western Nations acquired another set of gear and a massive amount of other equipment and then redeployed. At the end of which of course once again upon arrival all of this equipment is quickly distributed across the front line fighters. This enhances the operational capabilities as well as a massive amount of morale boosting effects. Ukrainian forces are now getting massive amounts of equipment. So a lot of times as you're looking at photos and videos of the international legion individuals you see extremely high quality equipment and gear that normally wouldn't be basic military issue. However with the flexibility of the Ukrainian military dress code and allowances for personal protective equipment we see a lot of high speed low drag gear on the Ukrainian front lines. And a lot of these extremely huge operations are actually headlined and conducted by these international skilled warfighters. Literally we have the best of the international community wanting to test themselves against the Red army in combat.
During this interview a really important piece of information was dropped. The massive amounts of unqualified as well as untrained troops is bad. However unqualified untrained human wave attacks of criminals released from prison mixed in with regular Russian civilians have been forced into mobilizations.
The entire threat isn't the quality it is the quantity.
Quantity is a weapon of its own. However it actually can be whittled away and chopped down in the size. We are looking at a 100,000 soldiers that started this invasion and battle damage assessment by Western Nations is looking at 145,000 killed in action. That's 145% more killed in action soldiers than they began with.
Math for idiots.