220 enemy lane vehicles and equipment destroyed is another productive day for AFU. Russian leadership are out of their minds if they think the rest of the world would prefer to keep trading energy with them rather than everything else with the West, massive secondary sanctions may be what finally ends this war.
Can’t wait until the 10th
14 tanks! I guess tomorrow the number will be lower and if the low numbers continue for more and more days in a row after a peak, the orc factories probably is struggling.
Keep pounding them.
Pulling out my crayons and a clean back of an envelope I get :1270 X $40,000 (cost of a replacement contract plus care of surviving severely wounded.) comes to 50.8 million, then add 14X 2M$ tanks for 28M$ then 3 @/1.5M$ APCs then add 71 @/1M $ arty. plus 124@50k$ drones/UAVs for 6.2M plus one cruse missile @/1M$ topped with 131 trucks at 100K$ or 12.1M$ all adds up to 173.6 million USD.
That is a lot of oil to sell if your only clearing seven dollars a barrel over lifting and shipping costs.
# Projections based on the past 30 day averages:
**1 million** troop casualties date: **10th of June** (in **34 days):**
The number of attacks launched by the Russian army on the frontlines dropped yesterday to the average level of recent weeks. Active combat continued along the previously established main directions of advance, while in other sectors the Russian army’s activity has been uneven.
– On the Kursk/Sumy/Belgorod axis, Russian sources have confirmed that the Ukrainian army is advancing in the vicinity of the Tetkino settlement. Yesterday, Russian outlets also reported that in the battles of recent days the commander of the 76th Guards Air Assault Division (based in the city of Pskov) was killed. This division is fighting in the Kursk region, and the Ukrainian army has struck Russian command posts several times over the past few days. The information has not been officially confirmed. Russian army activity has been below its usual level in recent days, which indirectly points to command-and-control issues. Russian war bloggers are predicting a new, larger Ukrainian offensive in the Kursk oblast, but it is unlikely that the Ukrainian high command is currently planning such an attack.
– On the Kharkiv axis, Russian army activity in the Vovchansk region increased noticeably, but these attacks produced no tangible results.
– On the Kupiansk axis, Russian unit attacks were fewer than usual. An intense advance continued on the Lyman axis. On the Siversk axis, Russian units remained passive. There have been no significant changes to the frontline in the entire region.
– In the Bakhmut area, Russian unit activity around Chasiv Yar was low. Around Toretsk, Russian army activity has also stayed below the levels seen in previous months.
– In the Pokrovsk sector, the number of Russian-initiated attacks has declined, but overall this remains the most intense axis of advance. The vast majority of assaults are carried out by small infantry groups. On the southwest axis from Donetsk, the tempo of attacks was also high. There have been no major changes to the frontline.
– On the southern front, the intensity of Russian army attacks fell and the situation remains unchanged.
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220 enemy lane vehicles and equipment destroyed is another productive day for AFU. Russian leadership are out of their minds if they think the rest of the world would prefer to keep trading energy with them rather than everything else with the West, massive secondary sanctions may be what finally ends this war.
Can’t wait until the 10th
14 tanks! I guess tomorrow the number will be lower and if the low numbers continue for more and more days in a row after a peak, the orc factories probably is struggling.
Keep pounding them.
Pulling out my crayons and a clean back of an envelope I get :1270 X $40,000 (cost of a replacement contract plus care of surviving severely wounded.) comes to 50.8 million, then add 14X 2M$ tanks for 28M$ then 3 @/1.5M$ APCs then add 71 @/1M $ arty. plus 124@50k$ drones/UAVs for 6.2M plus one cruse missile @/1M$ topped with 131 trucks at 100K$ or 12.1M$ all adds up to 173.6 million USD.
That is a lot of oil to sell if your only clearing seven dollars a barrel over lifting and shipping costs.
# Projections based on the past 30 day averages:
**1 million** troop casualties date: **10th of June** (in **34 days):**
Troops: 1001104
Tanks: 11018
APV: 22881
Artillery: 29358
MLRS: 1405
Anti-aircraft: 1189
UAVs: 39074
Missiles: 3258
Vehicles&fuel tanks: 52541
Special equipment: 3968
**31st of December**:
Troops: 1241923
Tanks: 12439
APV: 25642
Artillery: 40442
MLRS: 1568
Anti-aircraft: 1392
UAVs: 61810
Missiles: 3624
Vehicles&fuel tanks: 81896
Special equipment: 4537
1 Million by June 1?
The number of attacks launched by the Russian army on the frontlines dropped yesterday to the average level of recent weeks. Active combat continued along the previously established main directions of advance, while in other sectors the Russian army’s activity has been uneven.
– On the Kursk/Sumy/Belgorod axis, Russian sources have confirmed that the Ukrainian army is advancing in the vicinity of the Tetkino settlement. Yesterday, Russian outlets also reported that in the battles of recent days the commander of the 76th Guards Air Assault Division (based in the city of Pskov) was killed. This division is fighting in the Kursk region, and the Ukrainian army has struck Russian command posts several times over the past few days. The information has not been officially confirmed. Russian army activity has been below its usual level in recent days, which indirectly points to command-and-control issues. Russian war bloggers are predicting a new, larger Ukrainian offensive in the Kursk oblast, but it is unlikely that the Ukrainian high command is currently planning such an attack.
– On the Kharkiv axis, Russian army activity in the Vovchansk region increased noticeably, but these attacks produced no tangible results.
– On the Kupiansk axis, Russian unit attacks were fewer than usual. An intense advance continued on the Lyman axis. On the Siversk axis, Russian units remained passive. There have been no significant changes to the frontline in the entire region.
– In the Bakhmut area, Russian unit activity around Chasiv Yar was low. Around Toretsk, Russian army activity has also stayed below the levels seen in previous months.
– In the Pokrovsk sector, the number of Russian-initiated attacks has declined, but overall this remains the most intense axis of advance. The vast majority of assaults are carried out by small infantry groups. On the southwest axis from Donetsk, the tempo of attacks was also high. There have been no major changes to the frontline.
– On the southern front, the intensity of Russian army attacks fell and the situation remains unchanged.
Almost 1M…
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