PUTIN panics before failure! The Russian army is much smaller than Ukraine, the end of Russia

PUTIN panics before failure! Russia's army is much smaller than Ukraine's and they have to suffer heavy losses | Update on the Russia and Ukraine war May 27.

An expert told Express.co.uk, the Russian invasion force is now smaller than the Ukrainian army, after Moscow's army suffered heavy losses and more Ukrainians were mobilized to defend the country. surname.

While Moscow's troops are now ramping up their offensive into eastern Ukraine, one expert has explained how the numerical advantage on the ground has shifted to Kyiv's favor. Dr Neil Melvin, Director of International Security Studies at the Royal United Services Institute, told Express.co.uk: “The Russian military is clearly at a huge disadvantage, they are much smaller than they are. Ukraine.

What happened when Russia continued to attack Ukraine?

"They had almost 200,000 soldiers at the beginning of the war, but nearly 50,000 were captured and killed. Meanwhile, Ukraine mobilized about 900,000. It's clear that Ukraine's forces are far superior now. Along with Ukraine is receiving too many modern weapons from the US and Nato aid, while Russia is said to be running out of weapons when the economy is facing default.

"So suddenly the game turned in favor of Ukraine. Russia had a big advantage from the beginning, but gradually that advantage is slipping away from them.

The Defense Ministry said earlier this month that Russia has likely lost a third of its invasion force. In fact, Russia only has more than 100,000 troops left, to fight against 900,000 of Ukraine's troops.

Intelligence has suggested that Russia's offensive in eastern Ukraine has "lost momentum" and is now "significantly behind schedule".

And NATO Deputy Secretary General, Mircea Geoană, said: “The brutal Russian invasion is losing momentum and the defeat of PUTIN is only a matter of time.

“With substantial support from our allies and partners, billions of dollars, military assistance, financial support, humanitarian assistance, we know that with the bravery of Ukraine's militia and with the help of With our support, Ukraine has the majority to win this war.”

One sign that Putin is concerned about the losses his military is incurring is the recent change in Russian legislation.

Lawmakers in Moscow have removed a higher age limit for those applying for military service - a sign they are looking for more recruits. Russia is very short of soldiers, when PUTIN sent high school students to the battlefield without much training.

Russia is short of soldiers and lacks weapons and equipment, having been destroyed in a large number by Ukraine. In contrast, Ukraine only suffered a lot of damage in civil works, while military vehicles and soldiers suffered very little damage in Ukraine.