Wait, are you seriously trying to wage a war of attrition with Russia of all countries?

kesian those Ukrainians die in vain for their Western-controlled-puppet clown leader

You do interdiction operations while you run an offensive, you don't stop an offensive just for the sake of running an interdiction operation. Because then you are only running an interdiction operation.

Aiya if cannot advance anymore in their own big offensive just say so lohh....

No need to be shy

When Russian do this all pro-Ukrainian dudes gleefully screamed 'cope cage!"

lol

So Ukraine more soldiers than Russians now until can play attrition war of who die faster?

if UA use it to stop ATGM and attack helicopter missiles, then it is a cope cage.
but i have mention before i think this kind of cage will work on quad copters bombers and FPV drones.

the cope cage term came when russians uses these cage to stop dual tandem warhead from javelin and NLAW which does not work.
please read ISW assessment above and yes as reported last year and this year, Ukraine has possibly more troops and can draft even more if needed as they are defending their homeland with the base population.

unless russia wants to also emulate and utilize a large mobilization or draft for invasion, then it be hard to compete in same number of troops. being on home ground has its advantage.

Idk man your perspective sounds always so senget to Ukraine being better and victorious, hard to take your word regarding this.

Where the extra sign ups come from? Male Ukranian refugees everywhere all decided to return Ukraine to get drafted willingly?

According to posts here, suddenly the oft-quoted 'attackers can expect 3x more casualties compared to defenders' suddenly won't apply here, all damage and attrition will exclusively be on Russia (the defender) and not Ukraine (the attacker).

Ukrainian forces appear to be focusing on creating an asymmetrical attrition gradient that conserves Ukrainian manpower at the cost of a slower rate of territorial gains, while gradually wearing down Russian manpower and equipment. Ukrainian National Security and Defense Council Secretary Oleksiy Danilov reported on July 4 that Ukrainian forces are performing their main task of destroying Russian manpower, equipment, fuel depots, artillery, and air defenses and that a “war of destruction is equal to a war of kilometers.”[1] Danilov’s assessment underlines the prioritization of Ukraine’s ongoing campaign to attrit Russian manpower and assets over attempting to conduct massive sweeping mechanized maneuvers to regain large swaths of territory rapidly. NATO Military Committee Chair Admiral Bob Bauer reported on July 3 that Ukrainian forces are correct to proceed cautiously and avoid high casualties in the counteroffensive and acknowledged that the counteroffensive is difficult due to landmines and other obstacles up to 30km deep into Russian-occupied territory.[2] Bauer stated that Ukrainian forces should not face criticism or pressure for moving slowly.

Ukraine seems confident (or foolish) to wage a war of attrition with a lower population and donated ammo & equipment, as an attacker against a heavily entrenched and defensive enemy no less.

And wtf is 'Assymetrical attrition gradient'?

How to say "we are not advancing" without actually saying it