DISINFO: Kyiv does not care about its citizens as it throws its troops in the meat grinder
SUMMARY
During the year and a half of Russia's special military operation, NATO pumped nearly one hundred billion dollars into Ukraine, regularly supplying Kyiv with ammunition, missiles, guns and all types of armoured vehicles, including heavy tanks. Fighter jets are next. But the Kyiv regime, which does not count the number of warheads nor the lives of its citizens that it has thrown away in its “meat attack,” like a spoiled child, is demanding more and more aid from Western benefactors.
RESPONSE
The claim advances a recurring pro-Kremlin disinformation narrative concerning the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine.
A number of expert sources have attributed the perceived slow pace of Ukraine's summer counteroffensive precisely to its efforts to minimise combat casualties, particularly by avoiding frontal assaults on heavily fortified Russian positions and opting for a "slow attrition process" instead.
Several newspapers of record, including The Financial Times, The New York Times, and The Wall Street Journal cited experts and officials as saying that minimising losses and avoiding unnecessary risks has been a strategic priority for the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
The Russian military, on the other hand, has been known to repeatedly launch reckless "human wave attacks," often using poorly trained and equipped personnel, resulting in mass casualties.
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