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  It's even worse. Russia is likely at 1.2-1 and Ukraine is likely at 5-1. Russia doesn't have supplies for first aid and tells their soldiers not to help anyone until fully being done with the attack/defense.
context: Sadly that seems like a very conservative estimate for Ukrainian civilians. >
  
  Yeah there is likely more. Would also like to see the Ukrainian deaths compared to the Russian deaths and not deaths vs deaths and injured. >
  
  Casualties are both deaths and injuries, so the title is comparing apples to apples. >
  
  
  30,000 dead civilians
  
  This refers to dead and does not count the wounded. >
  
  Man I really didn't think Ukraine would be so close behind the Russians. Sad numbers but still have hope >
  
  It's kind of crazy that Putin, beloved by white supremacists, has been responsible for more deaths of white people than anyone since Hitler. >
  
  Eh, to them its the "right whites".
  Racism is always willing to make another 'out' group. >
  
  200k Russians dead wouldn't be the right whites for them. >
  
  The other guy was referencing how the majority of mobiks so far were drawn from ethnic minorities in Russia. >
  
  Don't forget the convicts and other "undesirables". >
  
  How many ukrainians abducted? >
  
  That is the real question.
  Abducted or worse, mass graves yet to be discovered. >
  
  The fact they discover so many mass graves already in Ukraine just by looking at freshly tossed soil says the real number is probably mindblowing. >
  
  Awhile back someone posted a link to some website (like liveleak or something) showing Russian soldiers rapeing or torturing Ukrainian soldiers. 
  It’s absolutely disgusting and pure evil what they are doing. I learned that the Russian army has a huge problem with rape and torture on their own soldiers and is even encouraged by the higher ups. 
  Edit: fixed to make a bit more sense. Sorry haven’t had much sleep >
  
  The massacre of Bucha was carried out only days after the start of the war and one of the units involved was issued a commendation to Guards status for there role in it, so encouraged is a bit of an understatement. >
  
  I know about the war crimes Russia is committing. I was more talking about the way the Russian soldiers beat and rape new recruits. I knew the Russian army has problems with abuse but I didn’t realise how bad it actually is. >
  
  Oh yeah, sorry I misread your last sentence. Widespread corruption, and the "dynamic" between contract, conscripts and now mobik where they beat/rape/extort anything beneath them is disgusting. >
  
  the wounded to killed ratio is also higher on the ukranian side due to better first aid kits and medevac and not getting left behind by your fellow mercenaries >
  
  This by a long shot.
  Ukraine is probably closer to a 3-1 ratio and russia might be 2-1 if they are lucky.
  Part of it is the weapons and tactics used as well.