Russia’s tanks in Ukraine may suddenly run out, warnings are issued in this regard

Russia’s tanks in Ukraine May suddenly run out warnings are issued in this regard American shells and ammunition are useful on the battlefield but so far the weapons provided to Ukraine by Western countries have not had a decisive effect on the battlefield this is written by the New York Times Biden’s decision made the main difference not on the battlefield but among all the other countries that followed his example Ben Barry a senior fellow at The International Institute for strategic studies told the New York Times analysts say that the influx of Western Aid has made it easier for Ukraine to defend its positions but has not yet had a decisive effect since Russia retains a significant advantage in Manpower and Firepower the New York Times interlocutors suggested that Russia will continue offensive actions for most of 2024 but at some point it may face a shortage of tanks and armored vehicles we have seen a really significant number of tanks and armored vehicles fighting on the theka front since October and this rate of losses is probably not sustainable in the long term said Rob Lee a senior fellow in the Eurasia program at the foreign policy Institute he also specified that Russian troops have not taken advantage of the kiv offensive although they have managed to force Ukraine to withdraw some forces from the donbass Ukrainian lieutenant Denise yaroslavsky noted that Ukrainian artillery brigades can now shell Russian troops more often the Russian offensive has largely stopped but south of kiv in the donbass Russia has resumed attacks on Ukrainian positions the article says according to reports from soldiers on the front military reports and satellite maps of the battlefield compiled by independent monitoring groups the front line has not moved significantly in more than two weeks despite intense and bloody fighting Russia is now forced to rely on aerial bombs and longer range missiles which are more expensive than artillery shells the analysts explained according to Ukrainian commanders Russian forces Advanced about 6 miles into Ukraine before becoming bogged down by more heavily fortified Ukrainian positions the commanders also said more Ukrainian troops had arrived to contain the Russian advance and that more American ammunition was being delivered to the front lines lieutenant oslowski said Ukraine could hold its current positions by disrupting Russian Logistics nearby by striking inside Russia Russia’s war against Ukraine also threatens mova Georgia NATO States German defense Ministry according to the chief of the German defense Ministry Boris Pistorius Russia’s aggression currently threatens not only Ukraine but also mdova Georgia and all NATO countries 6 months ago I first spoke about military potential it was important to me that we pay attention to the value of security in general and take seriously the realities of the new security policy Russia’s brutal war against Ukraine which violates international law is an attack on our peace in Europe and around the world notes the head of the German defense Ministry Pistorius emphasized that the criminal War Unleashed by Russia against Ukraine is an attack on International order and freedom as Kremlin dictator Vladimir Putin refuses to recognize the sovereignity of Russia’s neighboring states when I visited Odessa last week the war was everywhere destroyed houses monuments covered with sandbags a missile alert seriously wounded soldiers in the hospital with whom I managed to talk for Putin these human Destinies do not matter he started a war and it will not stop air strikes against Ukraine in particular against civilian objects have intensified a gain the chief of the German defense Ministry emphasized he warned that Russia has long since transferred its economy to military lines and continues to produce a large number of weapons therefore Pistorius emphasized that Western countries should not expect the Kremlin to stop its aggression outside Ukraine after all Russia also poses a threat to Georgia mova and ultimately NATO this is why we must continue to support Ukraine ladies and gentlemen the termination of our support will have fatal consequences in particular but not only for Ukrainian air defense stressed the head of the German defense Ministry he mentioned Germany’s transfer of the the third Patriot air defense system to Ukraine and the immediate air defense actions initiative which made a significant contribution [Music] he [Music]

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American shells and ammunition are useful on the battlefield, but so far the weapons provided to Ukraine by Western countries have not had a decisive effect on the battlefield. This is written by the New York Times.
“Biden’s decision made the main difference not on the battlefield, but among all the other countries that followed his example,” Ben Barry, a senior fellow at the International Institute for Strategic Studies, told the The New York Times.
Analysts say that the influx of Western aid has made it easier for Ukraine to defend its positions, but has not yet had a decisive effect, since Russia retains a significant advantage in manpower and firepower
The The New York Times’s interlocutors suggested that Russia will continue offensive actions for most of 2024.
“But at some point it may face a shortage of tanks and armored vehicles. We have seen a really significant number of tanks and armored vehicles fighting on the Avdiivka front since October. And this rate of losses is probably not sustainable in the long term,” said Rob Lee, a senior fellow in the Eurasia Program at the Foreign Policy Institute.
He also specified that Russian troops “have not taken advantage of the Kharkiv offensive, although they have managed to force Ukraine to withdraw some forces from the Donbas.”
Ukrainian Lieutenant Denys Yaroslavsky noted that Ukrainian artillery brigades can now shell Russian troops more often.
“The Russian offensive has largely stopped. But south of Kharkiv, in the Donbas, Russia has resumed attacks on Ukrainian positions,” the article says.
According to reports from soldiers on the front, military reports and satellite maps of the battlefield compiled by independent monitoring groups, the front line has not moved significantly in more than two weeks despite intense and bloody fighting.
“Russia is now forced to rely on aerial bombs and longer-range missiles, which are more expensive than artillery shells,” the analysts explained.
According to Ukrainian commanders, Russian forces advanced about six miles into Ukraine before becoming bogged down by more heavily fortified Ukrainian positions. The commanders also said more Ukrainian troops had arrived to contain the Russian advance and that more American ammunition was being delivered to the front lines.
Lt. Yaroslavsky said Ukraine could hold its current positions by disrupting Russian logistics nearby by striking inside Russia.

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23 comments

  2. Most other countries helping Ukraine have lifted the ban on using their weapons in Russia before the US.

    I believe the US and Germany were the holdouts. So, the premise of the New York Times (or as some call it The New Orc Times) is incorrect.

  6. From tanks and AFV's to mad max MTLB's and Scooby Doo vans. Now they are using golf carts and dirt bikes, next they will ride into battle on donkeys.

  7. Потери есть? Ваньки гниют, сво по плану
    Академик дыров одобряет

  8. How can you say that the weapons given by the West has not had a affect? If the Russian military is running out of tanks I don't think they have just disappeared. LOLOL.

  11. They will not run out armour, North Korea and China have so much old T-54/55 and T-72 and T-62 or variants of the same and Rússia will start to produce at least close to 100 each month of the T-72 or T-80'S and Serbia and Bielorrússia have another big Supply of old armour and many other countries that just want to get some levarege with the russians and will supply old soviet armour, more than 30.000 T-72 was made and the T-54/55 is in the 100.000 so even half have been destroyed or recycle over the years at least by modern inventories Rússia have acess to at least 20.000 of those old T-55 with a 100mm cannon that is still effective for troop support and they will be adding armour and improvement but those old steel machines are tough more than many people know, they will not be out of armoured hardware that easy now NATO and Europe that for 50 years have being destroying and making live miserable to Arms manufecters will run out of armour soon they should have given first all the Leopards 1 A5 and modernized version that are more analog the ukranians are more acostume to those type of armour and then they would be spending after some batches of the Leopard 2 and other type of modern IFV, the Bradley have done a great job despite in the west they dont get much love and in IFV Europe and America have the capability to supply Ukraine with alot of stockpiles of IFV but Ukraine are losing great Numbers of armour sometimes abandon with anti armour missiles brand new thats incomsibable, they cannot abandon or leave those pieces of hardware that cost millions and have thecnology that Rússia should not put their hands, like the CV-90's that Rússia have capture alot of them brand new not even a shoot fired, Shoigu in a video is inspecting 4 CV90 at once brand new abandon by Ukraine or just leaved in a deal of corruption even Milan 3 missiles are being used by Rússia more than Ukraine with devastating effects to Ukraine armour, its a complicated countries

  12. Después de esta guerra nadie querrá comprar los "blindados rusos", salvo para contrarrestar disturbios de civiles, porque para la guerra esas chatarras soviéticas no sirven para nada.

  13. Russia is forecast to start to run out of reserve stocks of tanks, artillery barrels and munitions at the end of 2024. Satellite imagery shows that remaining stocks have been shipped to consolidation sites prior to factories for refurbishment. Russian military output will fall below operational needs in 2025 even when using obsolete Soviet era equipment.

  15. No sooner the new electric tanks will show up in the front, they only need a charger from 100 to 100 meters. The west is doomed with this new tanks in batteries.

  20. Adolf poutine envoie les soldats russes a une mort certaine.
    l'UKRAINE lamine l'armée russe doucement mais sûrement.
    Mais le tyran s'en fou.
    l'UKRAINE vaincra 🇺🇦💪😉👍🇨🇵

  23. Soon, Russian infantry units of conscripts holding corrugated sheets of roofing tin for protection will be designated "armored units".

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