150+ combined enemy land vehicles and equipment liquidated today including a nice artillery count, illegitimate russian leadership is going all out to capture a few more empty fields before new oil sanctions fall on them like a ton of bricks…
Over 30 artillery! 🇺🇦 Over 1500 personnel! 🇺🇦 Over 100 vehicles! Strong numbers today boys. Slava Ukraini
With the slow pace of tanks I wonder if soldiers will hit the 1 mil before 10k tanks
Could be monstrously wrong on this but I think it was recently reported that the first WW2 era Russian artillery piece was blown up in Ukraine.
If true, Russia’s artillery appears to be at a critical point. North Korea already provides 60% of shells to Russia as well as an increasing number of artillery pieces. If the trend continues, soon most artillery used by Russia won’t be domestically made.
Here’s hoping North Korean artillery remains inadequate.
Good numbers. Another bad day for Ruzzia, just like every other day.
Are refineries included in the fuel tanks tabulation?
Confirmed losses for tanks is the lowest for 20 months, following a low December. After 2 high loss 6 month periods, the 2H 2024 had low tank losses where other classes of vehicle losses increased. This suggests the predicted slow decline of tanks is over, and we are in a second period of supply constraint and build-up.
I fully expect them to find at least 420 tanks in 2025, without importing them from somewhere. North Korea has 2,000 T-62. Although few think many of them remain operational, as they’re 40-60 years old. We should know if that happens, because eyes are on North Korea. Iran has 500 T-72, if they can keep F-14’s flying they could keep T-72 running. Why wouldn’t Russia already have bought them? Makes more sense than the effort they put into rebuilding tanks. Unless there aren’t many operational to buy, suffering the same problems as Russia has with its own stock pile of tanks.
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150+ combined enemy land vehicles and equipment liquidated today including a nice artillery count, illegitimate russian leadership is going all out to capture a few more empty fields before new oil sanctions fall on them like a ton of bricks…
Over 30 artillery! 🇺🇦 Over 1500 personnel! 🇺🇦 Over 100 vehicles! Strong numbers today boys. Slava Ukraini
With the slow pace of tanks I wonder if soldiers will hit the 1 mil before 10k tanks
[Daily stats](https://www.reddit.com/r/RussianLosses/comments/1ie7qtw/estimated_russian_losses_from_24022022_to/)
Could be monstrously wrong on this but I think it was recently reported that the first WW2 era Russian artillery piece was blown up in Ukraine.
If true, Russia’s artillery appears to be at a critical point. North Korea already provides 60% of shells to Russia as well as an increasing number of artillery pieces. If the trend continues, soon most artillery used by Russia won’t be domestically made.
Here’s hoping North Korean artillery remains inadequate.
Good numbers. Another bad day for Ruzzia, just like every other day.
Are refineries included in the fuel tanks tabulation?
Confirmed losses for tanks is the lowest for 20 months, following a low December. After 2 high loss 6 month periods, the 2H 2024 had low tank losses where other classes of vehicle losses increased. This suggests the predicted slow decline of tanks is over, and we are in a second period of supply constraint and build-up.
I fully expect them to find at least 420 tanks in 2025, without importing them from somewhere. North Korea has 2,000 T-62. Although few think many of them remain operational, as they’re 40-60 years old. We should know if that happens, because eyes are on North Korea. Iran has 500 T-72, if they can keep F-14’s flying they could keep T-72 running. Why wouldn’t Russia already have bought them? Makes more sense than the effort they put into rebuilding tanks. Unless there aren’t many operational to buy, suffering the same problems as Russia has with its own stock pile of tanks.
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