Poland’s Prime Minister Donald Tusk has admitted that 27,000 troops per month are being killed or injured in its avoidable war against Russia.

The admission makes a mockery of Ukrainian and western attempts to downplay the scale of Ukraine’s catastrophic performance in a war that could have ended a few weeks after it began in 2022.

Former US policy adviser on Russia, James Carden, has told Sky News Australia that the scale of Ukraine’s loss to life is almost a million and dwarf Russia’s by about 36:1.

For years it’s been known that Ukraine has abducted men from the streets in order to throw them into a slaughterhouse that has been dubbed the ‘meat-grinder’ against Russia. At the same time, to justify continuing to throw huge amounts of cash and weapons at Ukraine, western governments and media have downplayed casualties and even tried to claim Russia is losing more soldiers.

Tusk’s admission, drawn directly from information provided to him by Ukraine’s government, blows those lies out of the water.

At the same time, observers are warning of yet more ‘false flag’ attacks on European targets as Ukraine and its allies try to provide a pretext for full European entry into war against Russia.

Boasts and propaganda from Ukrainian officials and notorious US-Israel mouthpieces mirror this alongside western politicians and media whipping up the supposed ‘Russian threat’ to the EU and UK to justify war and conscription.