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They have drones with infra-red cameras I think
Band together and depose your leadership. You've done it in the past. >

This is how Ukraine did it. They bled and died and fought at Euromaiden, to kick Yanukovych out. Now they're still fighting. 
Only Russians can save Russia. Overthrow Putin. >

Yanukovych's grip on power was not a fraction of Putin's though, he's got a hundreds thousand strong private security army and twenty years of build-up against any kind of uprising. It would take a miracle. >

From 24.02.2022 to 04.01.2023 (Day 315) estimated Russian losses so far (change since previous day):
108910 (+720) Personnel
3038 (+2) Tanks
6106 (+6) Armored Personnel Vehicles
2039 (+6) Artillery Systems
424 (+0) MLRS
215 (+1) Anti-aircraft Warfare Systems
283 (+0) Aircraft
270 (+0) Helicopters
1842 (+3) UAV operational-tactical level
723 (+0) Missiles
16 (+0) Warships / Boats
4745 (+10) Other vehicles
181 (+0) Special Equipment >

The personnel losses are very constant between 700 and 800 this week, even though we know there have been massive casualty accidents in the beginning of this week. It seems to me the official statistics delay and smooth out the numbers to not give away operational information. >


More than a million Russians have called, texted or visited the website of a Ukrainian hotline that allows them to surrender, with many seeking a way to avoid going to war, since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine began, according to the hotline.

Jesus. I'd bet the FSB would just love to have that list.  Not sure they have enough room in the Gulags. The ones who went through with it and surrendered are going to be the lucky ones. Maybe they can claim asylum. >

When the cold snap begins this weekend the mobiks cannot remain outside or in unheated housing without succumbing to hypotermia very fast.
My chairforce general assessment of the situation is that RU will not be able to scatter all of their mobiks into many heated spaces over a large area but will continue to house them tightly packed in a small area especially during the night.
We will find out soon enough if I was correct. >

Do Ukraine have heat detecting abilities? holy shit if they do...