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Jon Brodkin (March 1, 2023). "Russia fines Wikipedia for publishing facts instead of Kremlin war propaganda". Ars Technica. An English Wikipedia article on the Russian Armed Forces says that "in various assessments, deficiencies have been noted in the country's combat performance on both the tactical and operational scales." The article also described "endemic corruption" within the military and logistical failures that became evident during the invasion of Ukraine.

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