Russia's war against Ukraine seems to many people to be local and not too big on a global scale. But if we compare it with World Wars І and II, then in terms of the level of destruction of artillery, Russia is not inferior to the artillery of the USSR in 1941-1942.
If you divide it by the length of the front line, then the destruction caused by Russian artillery is comparable to the scale of the destruction of Hitler's army in 1941-1944.
We see one of the most destructive wars right now. And it is difficult to call it a local conflict.
How long will Russia be able to feed this beast?
According to Novaya Gazeta, Russia had 15 million artillery shells at the beginning of the war.
Also, Russia can produce another 1 million shells per year and restore 0.5 million old Soviet shells
5/17 According to my calculations, this will be enough for about 11 months.
But from November to April, Russia will certainly experience logistics problems due to bad roads.
Most likely, Russia will not experience an acute shortage of shells until next summer-autumn.
Wounded Russians being flown back to Mordor after things didn’t work out in Ukraine.
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The Effects of Combat Fatigue − The Psychological Cost of Frontline Fighting
Shell shock, combat fatigue, combat stress reaction − the terms and diagnosis for mental health issues directly linked to battle have changed and been modified since the term “shell shock” was coined in World War I. The result of psychiatric breakdown still remains the same – one of the most costly items of war when expressed in human terms.
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