Il 225° reggimento d’assalto dell’Ucraina ha catturato 64 soldati russi
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Il 225° reggimento d’assalto dell’Ucraina ha catturato 64 soldati russi
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I think this is the biggest pow capture since the Kursk operation.
“you see the one guy? He’s like 90!!”
One POW is worth something like five or six KIA.
There is good research on this. Surrendering is a virus and if it starts spreading it can spread fast.
Here is what Google’s Gemini says, “The strategic impact of a **POW (Prisoner of War)** is often more damaging than a **KIA (Killed in Action)**. While a KIA removes an individual from the battlefield, a captured soldier can provide the enemy with crucial intelligence, be used for forced labor, and become a powerful tool in psychological warfare.”
This is why I constantly – in my own microscopic way – encourage Ukraine to take more prisoners.
Expected result: “Evil nazis that commit genocide against the russian population.”
Actual result: “They immediately gave us food and water and evacuated us from the front line.”
“Have they treated your injuries here? Yes, they patched me up.”
“Do they feed you? Yes. Is the food good? Yes, its perfectly fine.”
So the Russian strategy has devolved into raising the flag operations? You have to have something to tell the chain of command that you are not worthless.
Pardon my ignorance, is the 225th the most feared squadron?
These 225th guys are already cool as shit and touch as nails, but would be even more hella cool if they were known as the 501st.
Imagine dying just to fake a flag raising
All while their commanders parade around their medals in a bunker 100km behind the front line.
What happens to these guys after the prisoner exchange? I mean, they were already sent to the front so there’s not much more they can do that’s worse than just sending them back to the front, but do they somehow make it worse?