Looks like securing the 90 billion euro over the next 2 years helps a lot on being able to finance some important things.
CompetitiveReview416 on
Ukraine needs to incentivize the shit out of it. Coupling with drones and robots, soldiers might not feel that it’s too risky for their life. It could be a win.
Organic-Pattern-7759 on
I believe it when I see it
Stormbringer-2112 on
So that’s about $9k USD. Is that yearly? Is it a living wage in Ukraine? Not sure what cost of living there is and if this is meaningful.
QuevedoDeMalVino on
Some random AI (Le Chat) says PPP almost 90k USD.
amitym on
We were just talking about this yesterday with Syrskyi’s announcement of rotation mandates. It seemed very much in character for Syrskyi to only do such a thing once he was sure of having the human resources to back it up.
Considering it closely, it immediately appeared that, were that the case, it would mean an even more significant achievement for Ukraine than merely improving rotations on the front: it would mean that Ukraine had cracked its manpower problem generally, really for the first time in the war.
And, lo, and behold, here are the accounts of that exact thing starting to come in.
It’s a bad time to be Putin. Or a Putin supporter.
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Looks like securing the 90 billion euro over the next 2 years helps a lot on being able to finance some important things.
Ukraine needs to incentivize the shit out of it. Coupling with drones and robots, soldiers might not feel that it’s too risky for their life. It could be a win.
I believe it when I see it
So that’s about $9k USD. Is that yearly? Is it a living wage in Ukraine? Not sure what cost of living there is and if this is meaningful.
Some random AI (Le Chat) says PPP almost 90k USD.
We were just talking about this yesterday with Syrskyi’s announcement of rotation mandates. It seemed very much in character for Syrskyi to only do such a thing once he was sure of having the human resources to back it up.
Considering it closely, it immediately appeared that, were that the case, it would mean an even more significant achievement for Ukraine than merely improving rotations on the front: it would mean that Ukraine had cracked its manpower problem generally, really for the first time in the war.
And, lo, and behold, here are the accounts of that exact thing starting to come in.
It’s a bad time to be Putin. Or a Putin supporter.