ahmadbhutta
Registered Member
Out of 45 million 10 millions fled to Europe , and 5-6 millions are under Russian occupied lands so what is left now, do the mathAgain, I don't understand what's with all the manpower talk.
It's not like Ukraine have a population of Sweden (9 mil) or Estonia (7 mil) they have a population of 45 mil. And they still only have draft, not mobilisation yet, unlike the Russian.
Even if we are talking about 1 to 10 mobilisation rates (which is very low, as it usually between 1 : 7 (US mobilisation during WW2) to 1 : 3 (IDF mobilisation during Yom Kippur) You are talking about 4 to 5 million strong forces there. This is going to take Russia some time to go over them, I mean right now as we speak Ukraine have a 1 mil strong military out of 45 mil population and Russia gain is what? 300sq kilometer a year? At this rate, even without the mobilisation, it will take Russia 35 years to take the rest of Donbas (Which Ukraine still hold 40% of the 26,000 sqkm Donbas. ) Imagine Ukraine went into mobilisation and raise a 5 million strong army.......
I don't know if Russia would have sufficient gear to fight the west (Which have not even send most of their stuff over and still not any progress) again, I hope Russia is going to make something happen this summer and fall, otherwise they are looking at the back end in 25/26.







