@FCHPolitics@BratProfile Nearly all wars have more civilian deaths than military ones. The fact that the ratio is bellow not just 1:1, but even 1:10, is great
Ukraine cannot win this war. They have to constantly give ground. Leaving units behind to be encircled slows down Russian advances, because they can harass the troops, even if all of them are eventually killed
Ukraine's position is very akin to that of Nazi Germany after Barbarossa failed. Hitler's generals, especially Manstein, wanted to fight an elastic defense, while he himself forbade retreats, even when units were encircled. However, if Manstein's plans were followed, the Soviets would have reached Berlin much faster than they did in real life, even if it would have led to fewer German losses
If you keep giving ground while retreating to prevent loses, you survive tactically but lose strategically
>Immobile enough to not hit targets that aren't directly in front
>Fragile enough to not survive firefights
>Have to be manually reloaded
>Would get raped by EMPs
>Can't be controlled via fiber optic cables because they would get tangled in something
They are only useful for transporting wounded soldiers or carrying kilos of explosives
@ObservatorulOcc The issue is that, in reality, we don't have any tourist attractions outside of fauna and landscapes, and those who were built in major cities
You can find more ancient and medieval monuments and ruins in random Greek villages than in the entirety of Romania