Koliko minut lahko Rusi preživijo na prvi liniji: "Situacija je takšna, da bo jeseni ali mir ali mobilizacija".

Russian military bloggers supporting the war claim Ukrainian forces resist for only '20–35 minutes' on the front line due to intense drone attacks and infantry assaults, according to reports by Kyiv Post. These claims were shared on Russian Telegram channels and cited by Ukrainian channel ASTRA and Foreign Policy. The posts suggest that the average lifespan of a Russian assault soldier on the front is extremely short, with training periods now lasting between 10 days and three weeks before deployment. Pro-war channels like Notes of a Veteran warn that by autumn, there will either be peace or mass mobilization, advising men of conscription age to prepare emergency backpacks. Another channel, House Among the Laurels, reported widespread mobilization announcements across Russia, indicating orders have been issued. Historian Peter Frankopan, citing Western intelligence estimates, noted that Russian losses could exceed 30,000 per month, potentially reaching over a million dead or injured since the full-scale invasion began in 2022. He added that financial incentives are being used to attract recruits, including signing bonuses and debt forgiveness. The Institute for the Study of War cau