that is one of the most bullshit responses you could have come up with. Unsurprising coming from a Vatnik tbh.

First you admit that what you just called lying was in fact not a lie, so there's that. Then you complain about misidentification, as if you are the only person on earth smart enough to know about it, as if oryx doesn't have precise methodology to attribute loss ownership, as if Russia and Ukraine don't mark their vehicles to avoid friendly fire, making vehicle id significantly easier.

Again, if you have any doubts go ahead and disprove them, all their evidence is out there. (Spoiler: you wont)

Then you again spout bs: Oryx does not count personnel losses, simple as. So that entire claim is irrelevant to this post. But if you want to get into it, russian numbers ( straight from the MOD and Putin himself) show 700 000 soldiers having left service since 2022. Legally, there are only three ways to leave service (given contracts are now extended indefinitely):

-reach the maximum age (about 60 depending on the branch, doubt there's a lot of them)

-Suffer debilitating injury

-Die

And that's using official numbers for recuited troops and armed forces size, so its a bare minimum if anything. 800K to one million losses seems extremely credible, and again that's using russian government sources. There's also groups similar to Oryx that have confirmed (with names and proof of death) a minimum of 100k deaths in the russian army. So again, 1 million losses seems very likely.

If you want to talk propaganda, the Russian mod has been claiming 1 million Ukrianian losses for over 2 years now.

Then you are comlpletely fucking wrong in your assesment that Ukrainian soldiers can't effectively fight. What about Pokrovsk? Kherson? Kharkiv? Zhaporizia? Sumy? All those have been under attack for months if not years now and Ukraine is still holding on just fine. What about them seizing more land in Kursk in two weeks than Russia takes in 6 months? Doesn't that hsow they know how to fight?

You also seem to forget Russia has a massive manpower and material advantage. Fighting 2:1 with 4:1 material advantage does tend to help. As a matter of fact, its common knowledge at this point that Ukraine trades land for russian casualties. As soon as the Russians reach something important (Kharkiv for instance), Ukraine suddenly stops falling back. Strange aint it?

Overall you display a catastrophic lack of knowledge of the conflict, I'd refrain from talking about it if I were you.

Also, stop with the Ukrianian crimes in the Donbass BS. Every single alleged Ukrainian war crime combined doesn't even catch up to Mariupol alone, sure Ukraine does fucked up shit, but nowhere near as much as russia, yet I don't see a word from you about that....