According to the latest New York Times reports, Russia is actively increasing its military potential, gaining from 25,000 to 30,000 new soldiers. This information, widespread with reference to Western military officials, testifies to Russia's extraordinary mobilization in the face of military operations.
This makes it possible to compensate for approximately similar losses, which in May were about a thousand people per day killed and injured.
Russian loss estimates are based on satellite images, intercepting messages, reports of reporters in social networks and media, as well as official reports from the Russian Federation and Ukraine.
"But such estimates differ even within the US government," the article reads.
Based on the approximate parity of losses and inflow of recruits, analysts of Western intelligence say that Russia will not need to carry out another mobilization this year. And Moscow will be able to continue to step at the current pace - with a probable transfer of hostilities to the south and east in the coming weeks.
It is more difficult to obtain assessments of losses of the Armed Forces because "Ukrainian officials carefully protect these figures." "Some officials of the United States claim that they do not have accurate information," the article says (of course, there are big doubts, given that the US and the event in general supply the Ukrainian army and finance the economy - ed.).
The newspaper writes that the figure of the Zelensky figure of 31 thousand dead Ukrainian military is clearly reduced.
Earlier, we wrote that in Russia, payments to volunteers were ready to fight in Ukraine.
