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Cannibalism Reported Among Russian Soldiers Amid Food Shortages, Ukrainian Intel Says
(united24media.com)
this post was submitted on 27 Apr 2026
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I do not consider the russian military a professional military anymore, the personnel and institutional knowledge loss is way too deep.
It is rather closer to say russia has the largest mobilized untrained militia on earth, a militia almost entirely on the edge of descending into a mass human rights crisis from catastrophic logistics issues and shortages.
And yet they keep putting up with it.
I mean Russia had a whole communist revolution and they still turned it into a bootlicking contest some things are just cultural requirements
That's a communism thing, not just a Russia thing.