- What is really important to understand right now is that Wagner is very experienced, and the Russian national guard is definitely not
Wagner just came from the front, they just came from the "meatgrinder" at Bakhmut, they're used to getting shelled, fired at by helis, and anything else you can imagine.
They do this on a daily basis, and they don't see the advance on Moscow as any different than their daily job.
But the Russian national guard (Rosgvardia) has not experienced anything even remotely like that, they are mostly lightly trained units with barely any experience in the field.
Even though Rosgvardia has a big advantage on paper, they simply don't know how or where to even start fighting against Wagner.
@Middle_East_Spectator
Wagner just came from the front, they just came from the "meatgrinder" at Bakhmut, they're used to getting shelled, fired at by helis, and anything else you can imagine.
They do this on a daily basis, and they don't see the advance on Moscow as any different than their daily job.
But the Russian national guard (Rosgvardia) has not experienced anything even remotely like that, they are mostly lightly trained units with barely any experience in the field.
Even though Rosgvardia has a big advantage on paper, they simply don't know how or where to even start fighting against Wagner.
@Middle_East_Spectator