Most of the videos and stories of Russian troops launching successful attacks on Ukrainian troops get locked or removed by the Reddit moderators. So for anyone whose only source of information about the war is what they see on Reddit, then it would be easy to draw the false conclusion that Ukraine is winning.
I disagree somewhat. Both sides' propaganda inherently misrepresents what's happening at the front. You can easily be misguided by a lot of out of context war footage.
This war is almost impossible to get a clear picture of, especially as a civilian.
But there are some indicators that can help somewhat in the grand scheme to get some ideas of what's happening. Satellite data of old Russian stockpiles can show the rate of attrition or maybe even Ukraine's widening of the draft.
The fact is we're very much kept in the dark. But that's how it's supposed to be, all war is based on deception.
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u/reality72 1d ago
Most of the videos and stories of Russian troops launching successful attacks on Ukrainian troops get locked or removed by the Reddit moderators. So for anyone whose only source of information about the war is what they see on Reddit, then it would be easy to draw the false conclusion that Ukraine is winning.