Thank you for another great session.
Session 23 August 2025
- Thread starter Laura
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I tried to ask AI to give me some numbers about estimated KIA Russin soldiers since the start of the specialm military operation in Ukraine, and this is what the result is:
We can’t know the exact number, but based on the figures above, it seems the real count is likely between 100,000 and 200,000.
If we take a midpoint—say 150,000—and apply a 15:1 ratio, that would suggest the Ukrainian side has suffered around 2,250,000 losses, which is an enormous figure. This number probably also includes foreign fighters and mercenaries involved in the conflict.
If any of these numbers are even close to the real numbers, it is a huge loss of lives.
Amarock
The Force is Strong With This One
Okay, lets for the sake of argument assume that I'm an agent of chaos or whatever.
Even then, 15:1 ratio does not sound reasonable however you count. This is Anglo-Zulu, or Russian conquest of Turkestan, or American/European wars against Amerindians level of casualties. As if Russian and Ukrainian army have decades if not centuries worth of divide in military tech (they don't). If situation was like that, Ukrainian lines would collapse a long time ago, without any need to fight for weeks and months over Donbass villages.
Also let me be clear: I'm not a supporter of UA army and state, they already shown their face a lot of times, especially in Kursk somewhat recently. Generally I do believe that territories that will end up under Russian rule will become a more wealthy, a more stable and maybe even a more free than before. It's a pity that war happened, but it is what it is.
With all that said, to neglect UA army capabilities with numbers like this is just straight up hubris if you ask me.
Ruth
The Living Force
Maybe it's like a rubber band being pulled? It'll snap back on those who are creating it, or who are behind it? I don't know, but I'd like that to happen. Maybe instead of 'April drop dead date', we can have an 'April snap back date'?
axj
The Living Force
I didn't say that and I don't know how it helps your argument to assume something like that.
I don't know why you are so sure of your analysis, maybe you trust the Western or supposedly "independent" sources on this topic too much. You also haven't answered whom you consider to be credible sources, as if it is some kind of secret.
Ukraine has done a full mobilization while Russia is fighting with a much smaller force. And Ukraine is still running out of people to forcibly recruit. This does suggest huge losses.
You think the C's show straight up hybris on this topic? They gave the 15:1 ratio.
Why do you feel so strongly about this topic to suggest something like that? Is it because you convinced yourself that it must be close to a 1:1 ratio and you may be completely off on that number? Even if you were wrong on that, what is the big deal?
@Amarock It does seem like the only argument you have against a ratio of 1:15 is simply that you don’t believe it.
I don’t know what sources you’ve been following, but the war has been going on for well over three years, and for a significant part of that time, based on the sources that I have been following, I don’t think it’s unreasonable to put daily Ukrainian KIAs at around 1000 per day. That works out at one million dead.
The Russian approach to fighting has been to minimise their own KIAs as much as possible, which is just one of the reasons why “Ukrainian forces haven’t collapsed yet”. I haven’t seen any figures anywhere that suggest that over one million Russians have been killed. Far from it.
In short, I can accept as a ballpark figure, that for every 1 Russian soldier who has died, 15 Ukrainian soldiers have. I also think that their KIA rate has probably risen exponentially over the time of the SMO, since so many Ukrainian forces who are now sent to the front lines were forcibly conscripted, middle-aged and older, and given basically no training.
I don’t know what sources you’ve been following, but the war has been going on for well over three years, and for a significant part of that time, based on the sources that I have been following, I don’t think it’s unreasonable to put daily Ukrainian KIAs at around 1000 per day. That works out at one million dead.
The Russian approach to fighting has been to minimise their own KIAs as much as possible, which is just one of the reasons why “Ukrainian forces haven’t collapsed yet”. I haven’t seen any figures anywhere that suggest that over one million Russians have been killed. Far from it.
In short, I can accept as a ballpark figure, that for every 1 Russian soldier who has died, 15 Ukrainian soldiers have. I also think that their KIA rate has probably risen exponentially over the time of the SMO, since so many Ukrainian forces who are now sent to the front lines were forcibly conscripted, middle-aged and older, and given basically no training.
Franck-alexandre
Padawan Learner
Thank you very much for this session.
Thank you very much for the much waited sesion! Woke up in the middle of the night and saw its out. Very valuable information as always I appreciate it, it fuels to look for more knowledge in me and think more about the true nature of the reality. Thanks again.
Scary as it may be to contemplate such destruction, it might be helpful to take a more cosmic view (less 3D-based thinking) about it. I find it handy to review what the Cs have said about how knowledge applied, protects.
Session 30 July 1994- who you are and what you see
25 July 1998- it's the soul that matters
Session 26 Nov 1994- Knowledge protects, ignorance endangers and also the Parable of the Talents:
Session 22 October 1994- how acquiring and applying knowledge helps
Session 13 May 2023- Psychic and emotional hygiene are important, networking provides group defense:
And then there is this list of things to help protect against hyperdimensional manipulation and harm from Session 18 May 2019, compiled by forum member BrendaH:
It's a huge number indeed, but sadly I'm not surprised. I've seen our cemeteries in various towns across Russia: it's always a very sad picture to witness, but we don't have such vast fields of military graves here as they have in Ukraine. When I see footage from Ukraine, it usually looks quite chilling: those endless fields of Ukrainian flags. I thought the ratio might be 1 to 10, but I'm not surprised about 1 to 15 either.
karo
Jedi
Thank you Team for publishing new session 
@Musicinventor you are so brave, keep up the good fight, I wish you plenty strength for it. You've already came such a long way. Take (lots of) care
Regarding mushrooms for immunity, and also for some types of cancers (when I find source/article in Eng I'll post it):
the most easy to find (no need to buy it!!!) is Turkey's Tail - easy to spot, grows on dead wood most of the year, but usually when weather is wet & somehow cold there is a wealth of them around;
it is very easy to recognize and to prepare a tincture - one just pick them up, check if bottom is nice and white - it means they are fresh,
Just clean them, pack into the jar, pour some alcohol on them, hide in a closet /cabinet and give some time to process;
One can add some honey, gives nice taste to it!
After couple of months just strain it out and voila, immunity boosting tincture is ready.
I usually drink around 15ml + 1mg of vit. c/some lemon juice and some hot water as a shot, when I feel about to get sick. Or from time to time during Autumn/winter as a prevention from colds etc.
I hope it helps, Turkey's Tail's are very common, free to pick and easy to prepare a powerful remedy/prevention/immunity booster.
@Musicinventor you are so brave, keep up the good fight, I wish you plenty strength for it. You've already came such a long way. Take (lots of) care
Regarding mushrooms for immunity, and also for some types of cancers (when I find source/article in Eng I'll post it):
the most easy to find (no need to buy it!!!) is Turkey's Tail - easy to spot, grows on dead wood most of the year, but usually when weather is wet & somehow cold there is a wealth of them around;
it is very easy to recognize and to prepare a tincture - one just pick them up, check if bottom is nice and white - it means they are fresh,
Just clean them, pack into the jar, pour some alcohol on them, hide in a closet /cabinet and give some time to process;
One can add some honey, gives nice taste to it!
After couple of months just strain it out and voila, immunity boosting tincture is ready.
I usually drink around 15ml + 1mg of vit. c/some lemon juice and some hot water as a shot, when I feel about to get sick. Or from time to time during Autumn/winter as a prevention from colds etc.
I hope it helps, Turkey's Tail's are very common, free to pick and easy to prepare a powerful remedy/prevention/immunity booster.
ApotheosisMMC.
Jedi Council Member
What you've already been told more or less, the truth is that no source, both from the Russian government and others, has revealed the real number of casualties, and the circulating estimates are not based on real hard data and are therefore insufficient (or incomplete). So, despite the lack of a marked interest in accommodating the information in several sources, they should be taken with caution.
At least the 1 to 10 ratio was more or less expected and shouldn't be surprising, since that is partly the proportion in terms of superiority in the number of attacks carried out by the Russians, both with artillery and drones, which should contribute the greatest number of casualties. Add to that the less aggressive Russian offensives and the particularities of this war, and the result is that the 1:3 ratio in favor of the defender, which many fantasize about, is not applicable.
Thank you very much everyone for the session.
Il Matto
Jedi Master
A big thanks to all involved for this really interesting session.
Given the relentless and selfless efforts of all involved in the Cassiopaean Experiment and the FOTCM more broadly, I take the above to not only mean that greater protections are being given for those 'involved in furthering knowledge', but also to mean that the 30+ years of efforts are a significant reason for the protection afforded to those who find protection in the knowledge you are furthering. That being the case, another heartfelt THANK YOU is needed (but admittedly inadequate).
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