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According to the National Academy of Medical Sciences, 80 percent of wounded Ukrainian soldiers receive care during the so-called 'golden hour' immediately after being injured (Photo: Julia Kochetova/Image Bank of War in Ukraine)

Ukraine's military advantage? How quick it treats its wounded

by Alexander Motyl, Newark, New Jersey,

Although there's disagreement on the number of Russians and Ukrainians who have lost their lives in Russia's genocidal war against Ukraine, there's general agreement that Ukrainian losses are about one third as many as Russian losses.

There are several possible reasons for this discrepancy.

The most obvious one is that Russia is losing the war, so it makes sense that more Russians will have died than Ukrainians. But the magnitude of Russian losses also has something to do with t...

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According to the National Academy of Medical Sciences, 80 percent of wounded Ukrainian soldiers receive care during the so-called 'golden hour' immediately after being injured (Photo: Julia Kochetova/Image Bank of War in Ukraine)

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