It Is Becoming Increasingly Clear To The Russians That Their Defeat Is Very Real

• Igor Lutsenko
• 26.03.2026, 8:36

Their offense is stalling.

Captured square kilometers don't make fools happy anymore. Because there are no captured kilometers. And the losses are not decreasing, but increasing.

Bloggers whine.

For example, let's take the recent theses of Khodakovsky - once a Ukrainian, and then a longtime field commander of the Russian army.

He writes that, first of all, the huge, heavily armed and rich Russia can in no way gain an advantage in battle over us. "Neither the availability of hypersonics, nor the ability to produce the entire nomenclature of classical military equipment themselves, nor the lack of dependence on fuel and lubricant supplies, nor financial independence, nor the prevailing mobilization resource (! - exclamation mark from me) critically affect the state of affairs at the front today."

Second. Khodakovsky expresses doubt that in a war of attrition Ukraine will be the first to be exhausted. He hints that it may happen that Moskovia will be the first to be exhausted because of some "internal processes".

Third. Khodakovsky says that whoever builds a faster pace of technology adaptation to the needs of modern warfare will win. Again, with a hint that this pace is insufficient in the Russian Federation.

And finally calls for the destruction of Starlink satellites.

I gladly agree with this traitor's assessments.

The Russian Federation's forces are being depleted. Advantages, once indisputable, are melting away in the new technological reality.

It doesn't matter so much now how many armored vehicles or manpower Moscow has. Drones will see and destroy it all, we have enough FPV and bombers.

Operators sit not only on landings, but also in the basements of buildings in rear cities and remotely bomb the enemy from there. Starlink works!

Mobilize a million more - we will destroy a million more.

The main thing for us is to hold on, to keep our feet on the ground, to wait for the wave of pain, powerlessness and despair to spread through the veins of a large empire.

Igor Lutsenko, Facebook