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It's not just me right: We've definitely seen a systematic fall in daily casualties from the ≈ 2000 we were seeing a little while back, right?
I'm wondering what this means: Is russia slowing down the pace of attacks? They haven't been making any gains that would suggest the defence is faltering as far as I can tell, and it's not like they're suddenly using more armour, so the only explanation I can see is that fewer people are dying because fewer are assaulting in the first place.
Perhaps Russia ran out of North Koreans.
Yeah. It seemed they were pushing hard before Trump got in office. My guess is they ran out of the extra steam and have reverted to a more 'standard' pace.
Vehicle/Fuel Tank kills (and often artillery) remain consistently high still.