300 units of Russian military equipment switched to the light side of the force in 15 days of the Ukrainian counteroffensive.
300 units of Russian military equipment switched to the light side of the force in 15 days of the Ukrainian counteroffensive.
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So at this point I wonder what the Ukrainian inventory looks like, I would imagine they have more tanks than they started with at the start of the war even considering their initial losses.
At this rate, Russia will have to cut off Russia from russian gas as a punishment for their weapons deliveries to Ukraine in about a week.
You guys need to take into account that most iterations of T-72/T-64 are only similar to eachother but not the same. One of our military experts pointed out that differences are sometimes really big – a a lot of different power-packs, targeting systems, communication systems and so on.
It means most of “new” tanks won’t be used – Ukraine don’t have ability to fix them and they also won’t use a tank that can work only till 1st accident – such machine only jeopardize life of a crew. What they trying to do is to cannibalise most for spare parts and fix those in best shape. According to mentioned expert ratio seems to be around 5:1 (brake 5 to make 1).
Light side 🤡🤡🤡
Unfortunately for the Ukrainians, it’s only *Russian* military equipment.