They learn why the thesis about the enemy's "meat assaults" is wrong

I look at some of the assessments of the Russian command's actions by a large number of our so-called information workers (I won't even call them journalists or experts) and I am a little "shocked" (surprised) by their content related to this war.

If you listen to them, watch them and read them, you may get the impression that the Russian command are bloodthirsty, stupid and clumsy monsters who are constantly driving their own personnel to slaughter and do not know any other techniques and methods of organizing and conducting combat operations.

This may be appropriate from the information and psychological point of view, but from the point of view of a balanced, rational assessment and analysis of the enemy's actions, it is absolutely not. This is disheartening and contributes to the creation of a distorted view of the enemy's real capabilities and capacities.