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Of a supposed russian withdrawal... they seem to be making some kind of token moves away from the border, they are not necessarily that close to the border and as far as i can tell and others can tell at the moment, there is no real solid evidence to back up the russian claim that any of the troops are heading home. let claim that any of the troops are heading home.- claim that any of the troops are heading home. let us look specifically _ are heading home. let us look specifically at _ are heading home. let us look specifically at this _ are heading home. let us look specifically at this pict...
Close to the border and as far as i can tell and others can tell at the moment, there is no real solid evidence to back up the russian claim that any of the troops are heading home. let us look specifically at this picture that the russian mod release, you and the wider open source community have been analysing this, can you talk us through it? they claimed to show russian troops moving away from the training grounds and boarding trains and heading home towards their bases. a lot of analysts have found that the footage actually shows the opposite, it shows tanks moving towards training grounds...
Vehicles, not talking about support vehicles, that's about 7000 -- over 7000 we [inaudible] by people who -- these things in the public domain, the russians have lost more than 1000 vehicles, that equates more than 5%, we just have been caught up with the reality of how things are unfolding. we have a very delivered process, a lot of this stuff is satellite imagery to assess battle damage assessment. but if you look at the open source community, you see a much more telling development, and it does not look as bad for ukraine, which this is a painful drawn out war, and we can do something to he...
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