It is great to see just a sitrep without all the nonsense mixed in, just the basic facts and I can use your maps laid over an English translation just to get an idea of where we are
i have no idea how children in Russia learn these different scripts let alone write them. From my observation It seems Russians talk fast and cram words together so if I follow a translation it ends up being less words. I hear native speakers talking in English same thing with phrases like the village buy the name of XXXX.
How is a treaty translated a so it means the same to both sides?
The numbers stated as the total losses of UAF since the beginning of the SMO show a very large discrepancy compared to what is stated here:
https://mskvremya.ru/article/2023/1520-poteri-ukrainy-za-vremya-spetsoperatsii
As far as I know Время МСК states only the counted numbers on all fronts by the Russian MOD, excluding any losses at the rear.
Maybe these are the Ukrainian losses suffered during their Kursk incursion but, in any case it would be better if it is clarified.
It is great to see just a sitrep without all the nonsense mixed in, just the basic facts and I can use your maps laid over an English translation just to get an idea of where we are
Thanks for your great work Marat!
We've shared the link on our daily report.
A Skeptic War Reports
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Thank you for your excellent report and amazing military maps, as usual.
i have no idea how children in Russia learn these different scripts let alone write them. From my observation It seems Russians talk fast and cram words together so if I follow a translation it ends up being less words. I hear native speakers talking in English same thing with phrases like the village buy the name of XXXX.
How is a treaty translated a so it means the same to both sides?
They spoke Russian behind closed doors and translator lady ran away