Ukraine

While some still focused on organizational aspects, this has happened



If you keep reading, he points out that 35 brigades is more than US currently. Or more than Germany, France and Italy combined. If you figure 3k per brigade, that's 105,000 or so, not to mention armored pieces within each brigade (some more than others depending on how constructed and for what purpose etc)

In doing that approximation math Thomas Theiner makes some glaring errors which significantly understates Ukrainian forces as well as that of the US. And probably that of those other countries he mentioned.

He should use a minimum of 4,000 for Ukrainian brigades, and he ought to realize that in only counting US army forces he is ignoring our Marine Corps.

The current estimate he came up with understates the size of the Ukrainian Army by 60,000, of what it was way back in 2016 when it was merely a force 165,000 strong.

I would estimate that NATO has something like 1.5 million mobilized and ready to go. That Ukraine has at least 300,000 if not a half million total forces already engaged or ready to engage.

Of that I would think close to 200,000 of them are ground forces which could be a part of the upcoming counter offensive.