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I have nearly two decades in the U.S. Army and three and a half years as a volunteer combat advisor in Ukraine. I hear directly from Ukrainian instructors and front-line soldiers the same stories: Russian units going into assaults with only one magazine, missing helmets and body armor, vehicles abandoned without drivers, and soldiers who simply refuse to fight. These firsthand accounts prove that the Russian army is not just under pressure; it is collapsing from the inside. The Russian land forces are breaking down completely. Mass shootings inside barracks, troops looting their own dead for gear, and the use of World War II era ammunition all reveal a force in total disarray. When an army cannot equip, feed, or command its men, it has already lost. The Russian noncommissioned officer corps barely exists, and junior officers are inexperienced and poorly trained. Without that leadership core, units lose organization, discipline, and morale. Logistics are a nightmare, with vehicles out of service, ammunition stockpiles running low, and medical and communication equipment in short supply. Even elite formations are now a shadow of what they once were, forced to rely on untrained conscripts and prison recruits just to fill the ranks. After nearly two years of devastating losses, Russia’s manpower crisis is impossible to ignore. Recruits are unmotivated, poorly equipped, and sent into battle with little preparation, while the few remaining professionals are exhausted and demoralized. What remains of the Russian army is running on borrowed time, stretched thin and held together only by fear and propaganda. Ukraine, on the other hand, continues to adapt, innovate, and fight with purpose. The contrast could not be clearer. Russia’s army is dying from within, and Ukraine’s strength, unity, and determination will carry it through to victory. Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦

Kadyrov is reportedly in critical condition - Andrii Yusov, representative of Ukrainian Defense Intelligence. Some Russian media inform that Kadyrov is in a coma. Mr. Yusov said that some of Kadyrov's illnesses have intensified, and that's why he's in a critical condition. He added that this information gets confirmed from various sources. "He's been sick for a while, and it's about systematic health problems. But he's been in a bad state for the last few days" - Yusov about Kadyrov.