"May Truce" Led To The Collapse Of The Russian Federation

• 17.05.2025, 13:07

There is an unequivocal conclusion to be drawn.

An interesting observation.

As is known, during the "May ceasefire" the ROV did not reduce their assault activity in any way, but on the contrary, even increased it. As a result, the average losses on May 8-9-10 amounted to 1,300 bodies per day and 115 vehicles, mostly motorcycles.

At the same time, the average rate of assaults was 190 per day.

But, after the "May Victory Truce", the average rate of assaults is 165, and losses decreased to 1,150 per day, with losses in the category of vehicles - 150. That is, after "May Victory", amid the reduction in the overall assault rate, the number of assaults on vehicles has increased, which entails an increase in losses in this category.

And there is an unambiguous conclusion...

Either on May 8-9-10 the command of the ROV chased the meat filled with 100 grams of combat, bayoneted, girded with red flags, or with an increase in the number of assaults, they do not pull out the provision of all of them even with such simple and mass means as civilian transport. When the number of assaults per section of frontline is reduced, it is easier to concentrate and provide stormtroopers with appropriate means... staff.

Yes, you're not wrong, the same motorcycles are now a standard unit of unit equipment. And roughly speaking, the more assaults, the less equipment is left in the formation to staff kit. The less, the easier it is to staff.

Didn't Si have any motorcycles?

Alexander Kovalenko, "Telegram"