Russian strategy seems to be to launch spread out groups of people to reduce mass damage from drones.
Probably worthy of its own thread, but the team below seems to think Russia is finally running out of material. If Ukraine can hold on, may be some good news next year.
Solid numbers all around. The Soviet stockpile keeps dwindling away for the Orcs.
Love to see that 50 arty
tanks ukraine, the world is safer now
Ukraine has destroyed the equivalent of
60% of Australia’s Navy 14644% of Australias tanks 2238% of Australias IFVs/APCs 231% of Australia’s air force aircraft
That’s insane. Ukraine isn’t even as big as my state back home and we’ve destroyed multiple ADFs worth of personnel and equipment of the Orks.
Artillery is back on the menu boys, nice work…👍
Compared to previous days, the number of Russian army attacks decreased slightly yesterday. Russian air force activity has returned to early August levels, and artillery activity is about a quarter lower than in August.
– On the Kursk front, the Ukrainian army continued to destroy temporary bridges over the Seim River. The frequency of Russian army counterattacks has increased, but the initiative remains with the Ukrainian forces. There have been no significant changes in the deployment of troops.
– On the Kharkiv front, the Russian army continues to attack towards the city of Vovchansk, but without success.
– Towards the city of Kupiansk, the tempo of Russian army attacks has remained steady, but they have failed to make progress. The intensity of the offensive towards Luhansk has decreased. On the Siversk front, Russian army activity is lower and the situation is unchanged.
– In the area around Bakhmut, battles continue north and south of the city. The Russian army is also attempting direct assaults on Chasiv Yar, but without success. Russian army attacks towards Toretsk intensified yesterday, and there was a minor advancement at one point on the eastern edge of Toretsk.
– On the Pokrovsk front, the activity of Russian forces is high, but lower than during August and the beginning of September. Directly towards Pokrovsk, Russian units have not been able to move for nearly two weeks, but they are trying to expand their attack corridor southward. This direction is supported by a very active Russian offensive from Donetsk towards the west and southwest. Near the city of Krasnohorivka, Russian units managed to improve their positions. Yesterday was a relatively quiet day on the Vugledar front.
– On the southern front, some reconnaissance battles took place.
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50 russian artilleryship pieces liquidated, we’re back to the everage!
[Daily stats](https://old.reddit.com/r/RussianLosses/comments/1fd9sc6/estimated_russian_losses_from_24022022_to/)
Russian strategy seems to be to launch spread out groups of people to reduce mass damage from drones.
Probably worthy of its own thread, but the team below seems to think Russia is finally running out of material. If Ukraine can hold on, may be some good news next year.
https://xcancel.com/Vishun_military/status/1833235459977171204#m
Artillery is back on the menu!
Russia is running low on tanks
Like a buzzsaw through drunk stupid russians.
68 Russian logisticships liquidated! Yay!
Solid numbers all around. The Soviet stockpile keeps dwindling away for the Orcs.
Love to see that 50 arty
tanks ukraine, the world is safer now
Ukraine has destroyed the equivalent of
60% of Australia’s Navy
14644% of Australias tanks
2238% of Australias IFVs/APCs
231% of Australia’s air force aircraft
That’s insane. Ukraine isn’t even as big as my state back home and we’ve destroyed multiple ADFs worth of personnel and equipment of the Orks.
Artillery is back on the menu boys, nice work…👍
Compared to previous days, the number of Russian army attacks decreased slightly yesterday. Russian air force activity has returned to early August levels, and artillery activity is about a quarter lower than in August.
– On the Kursk front, the Ukrainian army continued to destroy temporary bridges over the Seim River. The frequency of Russian army counterattacks has increased, but the initiative remains with the Ukrainian forces. There have been no significant changes in the deployment of troops.
– On the Kharkiv front, the Russian army continues to attack towards the city of Vovchansk, but without success.
– Towards the city of Kupiansk, the tempo of Russian army attacks has remained steady, but they have failed to make progress. The intensity of the offensive towards Luhansk has decreased. On the Siversk front, Russian army activity is lower and the situation is unchanged.
– In the area around Bakhmut, battles continue north and south of the city. The Russian army is also attempting direct assaults on Chasiv Yar, but without success. Russian army attacks towards Toretsk intensified yesterday, and there was a minor advancement at one point on the eastern edge of Toretsk.
– On the Pokrovsk front, the activity of Russian forces is high, but lower than during August and the beginning of September. Directly towards Pokrovsk, Russian units have not been able to move for nearly two weeks, but they are trying to expand their attack corridor southward. This direction is supported by a very active Russian offensive from Donetsk towards the west and southwest. Near the city of Krasnohorivka, Russian units managed to improve their positions. Yesterday was a relatively quiet day on the Vugledar front.
– On the southern front, some reconnaissance battles took place.
That’s an uptick.