re: Latest Updates: Russia-Ukraine Conflict.

According to the British military intelligence, the Russians lost 27 soldiers to every 1 Ukrainians soldier while failing to take Kupiansk:

Financial Times: Russians lose soldiers at a 27:1 ratio.

But hey, here's another legitimate source some of ya'll can ignore.

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a desperate bid to protect European sovereignty from American expansionism.

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Boy you can find some shite.

But of course, the Institute for the Study of War isn't reliable.

*snort*

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But hey, here's another legitimate source some of ya'll can ignore.

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Ukrainian forces killed 27 times as many Russians as they lost when they fought to regain the key city of Kupiansk, ­according to an intelligence assessment provided TO the British military.

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Who provided the source to the British who then provided it to the Financial Times?

Ukraine?

That's the legitimate source?

Ukraine has never...ever...stated legitimate death tolls.

But hey...27:1...we promise.

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Ukraine has never...ever...stated legitimate death tolls.

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OK

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But hey...27:1...we promise.

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So if the Ukes didn’t provide numbers, who did?

FT: Europeans plan to talk to Trump in Davos about Greenland instead of Ukraine

Iryna Kutielieva, VALENTYNA ROMANENKO — 19 January, 14:29

EU leaders and delegations who are set to meet US President Donald Trump or his representatives on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, are preparing to shift their focus away from Ukraine towards Greenland and the announcement of new US tariffs.

Source: European Pravda, citing the Financial Times

Details: EU leaders had been preparing to spend this week in Davos persuading Trump to provide security guarantees for post-war Ukraine. Instead, they have woken up to the question of whether his promises can be trusted at all.

The storm surrounding Trump's desire to take control of Greenland has escalated from a bilateral dispute into what the article describes as the most serious threat to NATO in decades and the deepest rift in transatlantic relations.

A European diplomat said that EU leaders and their delegations due to meet Trump and US officials in Davos are tearing up their notes and replacing them with what the source described as a carrot-and-stick approach – outlining how Brussels could respond to Trump's tariffs alongside proposals for de-escalation.

The diplomat said it was unclear how anyone could sit down at the negotiating table with Trump and discuss his security guarantees for Ukraine, adding that he could not be trusted unless reality itself were "switched off".

EU leaders will convene an emergency summit later this week, provisionally scheduled for Thursday 22 January, following meetings with Trump in Davos.

In addition, according to the media outlet, a meeting of national security advisers from Western countries has already taken place in Davos. Although it was initially convened to discuss Ukraine, the focus ultimately shifted to Greenland.

Ukrainska Pravda