Interesting to note that since 2022, he lost under 1% of his population to the war... Meat attacks could go on for years on end and it would barely move him.
If that "1% of his population" refers to the general population, I would note that the total includes many people who could never fight, such as:
- all those involved, whether directly or indirectly, in the development and production of military hardware,
- all those involved, whether directly or indirectly, in the extraction and trade of natural resources, without which the Russian economy would collapse, and
- all those physically unable to fight, such as children, the elderly and disabled people, and all those who care for them in one way or another.
As much as Putin's tyranny may yet squeeze out of the general population, 1% in three years is already devastating, in my view.
I searched for German articles about this, but found none. However, the three parties expected to form the next government –the SPD, the CDU and its Bavarian sibling, the CSU– are considering to weaponize migration background against “sponsors of terror, antisemites and extremists”, which could be construed to include some peaceful critics of the Israeli government and military and their actions and plans.