Turning point in the conflict: depletion of Russian MLRS signals shift in war dynamics. According to Kovaleko, the record low number of destroyed MLRS indicates that these systems are becoming rare in the Russian army.

https://uawire.org/turning-point-in-the-conflict-depletion-of-russian-mlrs-signals-shift-in-war-dynamics

by Alien_P3rsp3ktiv

6 comments

  1. Exactly. While the slower rates of destroyed ruZZian equipment can be partially attributed to the winter season, the steady/gradual uptick in ruZZian casualties show that the attacks haven’t slowed much. That likely signifies a depletion of key equipment they were originally sending their mechanized groups in.

  2. Ukraine is completing one of their goals. Artillery also reduced to a lot of very old units.

    How much is Best Korea sending though? Enough to weaken itself?

  3. This is more copium. I think we basically have already found out that Ukraine is not going to win an attrition fight. This is going to have to be solved politically.

  4. Russia has been “running out of weapons” for 2 years!

  5. # “I do not know with what weapons World War III will be fought, but World War IV will be fought with sticks and stones.”

  6. Problem’s that now this niche is increasinly more compensated by UMPK-FAB and UMPK-RBK drops.

    Same (or better) precision, while using massively available iron and cluster bombs from Soviet stocks, without any fickle solid fuel involved.

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