The Russian-Ukrainian War Thread

[KipPotapych]

The first direct Russian missile strike on a moving civilian grain ship at sea occurred on 12 September 2024

British intel opining:

UK intel: Russia's September missile strike on grain ship likely due to poor targeting - Euromaidan Press

On 11 September 2024, Russia's missile strike on the grain ship MV Aya was likely unintentional, caused by poor targeting procedures and outdated munitions, per UK intelligence.

euromaidanpress.com

 

[vikingatespam]

"We have developed an estimate based on excess male mortality". It sounds perfectly reasonable. Just how biased is that estimate?

Come out and tell us what part of the mediazona methodology you object to. If anything, the MZ estimates are biased low.

All right, Russia has suffered more than 1m casualties (4 WIA for each KIA) or around that number and Ukraine has suffered more than 1m casualties.

Who says UKR has lost 1M+. Where do you get the UKR estimates from ? I found this website:

UA Losses

This website presents statistics of documented Ukrainian losses during the war in Ukraine.

ualosses.org

However, I dont see thier stated methodologies.

Russia can take more casualties than Ukraine, the prognosis for Ukraine is still bleaker than that for Russia and that is what we don't want to report.
Maybe Deyhere got a bit carried away.

Who is "we"? Any reader here is likely fully informed about both RU and UKR losses.