Syrsky Counts Russian Losses: More Than Basement Corridors in Karosta

Ukraine's commander-in-chief Syrsky, with mathematical precision that surpasses even Liepāja's tram schedule, announced that Russian losses in three months exceed the number of newly conscripted soldiers. This means the Kremlin is recruiting faster than it can keep them alive, which is about as efficient as trying to drain the Baltic Sea with a spoon.

The meeting with Sweden's armed forces commander Micael Claesson went much more constructively than any meeting about Liepāja's traffic organization. They discussed the situation on the 1,200-kilometer front, which is almost as complicated as navigating Karosta's basements - there are also many corridors there, but at least nobody's shooting.

Sweden has once again proven its generosity by sending the 21st military aid package with modern equipment. Local military expert Guntis comments: "The Swedes have good hearts and good technology, we have Karosta and good will - together it makes a strong combination."

The Kremlin, meanwhile, continues its tactics, which are as logical as building a sand castle during a storm. But as old Liepāja resident Jānis said: "Even Karosta's mythical basements are safer than Russia's front line."