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    Die russische Invasion in der Ukraine verändert die Frontlinie in drei Jahren

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    5. Mister_Enot on

      million died for 10% of Ukraine. millions more lost good future.

      this russians – are morons.

    6. Dropzzs on

      Mhhh yes the big powerful bear Russia showing the world how big and stronk they are. Putin is a pathetic mf

    8. 26dicksin26 on

      This map is a few months old,russians have already conquered konstantanikova and have reached the gates of kramatorks and sloviniask

    9. Ivan-Sirko on

      Why are you looking at data starting from 2023? Is there something specific about that year? In my opinion, we should look at the trends starting from the year the war began.

    10. agate_ on

      On the one hand, yeah this is not good for Russia. On the other hand, you can’t conclude that Ukraine will be able to keep fighting for centuries at this rate of advance. Because you lose a war the same way Ernest Hemingway once said he went bankrupt: „Gradually, then suddenly.“

      Many wars grind on forever, until, suddenly one day, they don’t.

    11. Kronephon on

      The success rates now are really not measured in the front lines but rather in the ability of each side to continue the conflict.

      So a better way of looking at it is how each side is faring on the whole.

    14. dingBat2000 on

      Ukrainians are dying so we don’t have to deal with the Russians and Putin front on. Slava

    15. ApplicationBig1676 on

      I think Russia is doing great work. Its Russia vs Ukraine on paper but in reality its russia vs Nato. Theres no way Ukraine could withstand Russian attacks the way they do.

      Its absurd to think Ukraine is alone without outside resources in this conflict.

    16. Hezzyo on

      Ppls measuring this in km,when in reality the attrition is far more important,and unfortunately ru is slowly winning in this front bcs they have more manpower, so we hope for some drone advancements to stop this issue

    18. Adron_the_Survivor_2 on

      Yeah, the Russians are celebrating tens of thousands of their own dead for bombed territory which will be unusable due to mines and shrapnel. I’m sure it will get good for the occupants, I’m sure they don’t regret anything

    22. Whiskey079 on

      How does that saying go…

      They’ve claimed just enough land to bury the dead…

    24. WhenTheLightHits30 on

      What’s fun is even the 2026 map is out of date and worse for Russia within the past week.

      That little bit of red that pops into the green highlighted territory between ‘23 and ‘26 just got mopped up and cleared up after a huge counteroffensive effort. That specific adjustment essentially eliminated any gains at all by Russia since early 2025 in that region and dooms Russia’s chances of being able to take Lyman.

    26. frixos2 on

      During the Iraq – Iran war the contact line never went beyond 100kms on either side. It lasted 8 years and more than 500.000 deaths; a UN brokered ceasefire was the final solution.

      *(The war started with the Iraqi invasion prompted by the Americans in order to „change the regime“ in Iran)*

    27. Agreeable6 on

      Russia doesn’t want/need to win the war, just like the U.S, they made a crisis, which in turn spiked the price of oil, which profits kremlin directly. It’s all about money (if it wasn’t clear enough)

    28. Appropriate-Rip-4322 on

      And it only cost them 500.000+ dead, a small price to pay in this war about nothing.

    32. Magger on

      We shouldn’t underestimate that this basically implies “Russia is winning”. For Putin there’s no reason to stop if they’re making progress, regardless of how slow. He thinks he can continue the war for much longer than Ukraine so that will only encourage him more to continue. It’s a sad reality for Russians, once again there will be another entry in history of one of their leaders disregarding the lives of so many of their people.

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