Highest russian artilleryship kill count in a while and it coincides with a reduction in tanks and IFVs, an interesting pattern is developing.
Came here to read about a good arty day, y’all were way ahead of me!
I stopped getting these updates for a few months ( however that happened) and now I find myself shocked that casualties are well over 1000 every single day. It’s incredible.
Tanks are down, but both artillery and casualties are up. Just keep hitting them. Wherever they can be found, keep hounding them. Make their lives miserable.
Since there’s a lot of drones used in this war I bet the weather dictates these numbers a good deal as I imagine it would be harder to fly in rain or snow.
In summary, there are estimated to be approximately 1000 to 1500 tanks and the same number of AFVs remaining that could be refurbished and returned to service. Many others are in extremely poor condition and the cost of refurbishment would likely be prohibitive. No T-90 tanks were observed in any of the storage sites.
Based on these counts and the current destruction rate, it is likely that these remnants will be exhausted by April 2025. From this date forward, they will be reliant on what can be manufactured. If they keep some in reserve as expected, then the end date will obviously be sooner.
The current use of alternative infantry vehicles such as golf carts and motor bikes suggests they are trying to conserve what is left.
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Highest russian artilleryship kill count in a while and it coincides with a reduction in tanks and IFVs, an interesting pattern is developing.
Came here to read about a good arty day, y’all were way ahead of me!
I stopped getting these updates for a few months ( however that happened) and now I find myself shocked that casualties are well over 1000 every single day. It’s incredible.
Tanks are down, but both artillery and casualties are up. Just keep hitting them. Wherever they can be found, keep hounding them. Make their lives miserable.
Since there’s a lot of drones used in this war I bet the weather dictates these numbers a good deal as I imagine it would be harder to fly in rain or snow.
Covert Cabal has just posted an excellent summary on the summation of the counts of the remaining tanks and AFVs: https://youtu.be/K8CcuVCDEUw?si=IzW-_JWK_m0sca6h
In summary, there are estimated to be approximately 1000 to 1500 tanks and the same number of AFVs remaining that could be refurbished and returned to service. Many others are in extremely poor condition and the cost of refurbishment would likely be prohibitive. No T-90 tanks were observed in any of the storage sites.
Based on these counts and the current destruction rate, it is likely that these remnants will be exhausted by April 2025. From this date forward, they will be reliant on what can be manufactured. If they keep some in reserve as expected, then the end date will obviously be sooner.
The current use of alternative infantry vehicles such as golf carts and motor bikes suggests they are trying to conserve what is left.
it’s amazing they have anything even left.
Slave Ukraini!
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