Losses of the Russian military to 7.2.2024

by MARTINELECA

10 comments
  1. 850-1000 dead orcs a day and around 300 tanks per month seems to be the new normal. But more is needed. Ukraine needs more weapons and ammo, but what I really like to see is moving the fight into Russia. So far they have incapacitated about 2.5% of Russia’s oil refining production. If that gets to 20-25% I think we will see major economic losses, fuel rationing, long queues for gasoline, etc. I hope Ukraine can keep damaging the oil refineries and cause pain closer to home for these Ruzzian tuncs.

  2. Btw I heard Iran is fleecing Russia on the Shahed drones. Russia’s been partly paying gold for cheap ass Shahed drones. I hate Iran but damn, they know how to scam.

  3. ~ 67 days until 400.000.that number is each 1 out of every 31 persons vanished when compared to the population of moscow.

    Yep, dear russkies thats what math is doing, it can show the proportions of your actions or inactions. 12.500.000 citizen / 400.000 = 3.2%, well thats round about 1 of 31. Cope!

    lets put another example on top. thats approximately 1 out of every 87.6 males aged 18 to 50 in Russia.

  4. If I don’t look at the people, which in itself is totally insane, somehow I still can’t comprehend the sheer amount of material that was used just to produce military vehicles. Like what country needs almost 12k APCs and still have enough to go on. How can they afford to lose nearly 6500 tanks, yet they produce more everyday.

    Like if all this was just standing on an open field, how insanely large area it would cover and how much raw material it devoured. I don’t get it.

  5. Is the personel losses casualties, or actual deaths? Sorry advance for my ignorance.

  6. Two weeks more days and its time for the 400k dead orc’s celebration !

  7. Yesterday was a day of very active Russian attacks on the front lines.

    – In the Svatove and Severodonetsk region, Russia reactivated attacks towards Kupiansk and Lysychansk. According to current information, the Russian army has not managed to achieve significant advancements, but has marginally managed to improve its positions in some areas.

    – Around Bakhmut, the Russian army managed to increase its pressure both north and south of the city yesterday. North of Bakhmut, Russian forces have managed to slightly improve their positions, but this does not significantly change the situation.

    – The Russian army continued very active attacks in the Avdiivka and Marinka area. There are local movements in the frontline, where both sides are trying to improve their positions. However, the Russian army has managed to increase its pressure in the Avdiivka area, and has moved somewhat forward north of the city. Ukrainian forces have not been able to repel the activities of the Russian air force, and intense bombing of Avdijivka city continues.

    – On the southern front, Russian units were passive. Also, on the east bank of the Dnipro, only sparse attacks were organized on Ukrainian positions. It can be considered confirmed information that units of the Russian airborne forces refused further direct attacks on the east bank of the Dnipro if the command cannot create the necessary conditions for the attack. It is expected that this resistance will rather be forcibly broken than quickly suppress the activity of Ukrainian artillery and drones.

    Across the entire front, there are reports of a shortage of ammunition for Ukrainian artillery, which does not allow actively repelling the advance of Russian units. The significantly increased activity of the Russian army is mainly explained by this problem.

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