Загальні бойові втрати противника з 24.02.22 по 13.02.25 (орієнтовно)
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Not sure how they are going to categorize donkeys and camels ;-)
this post was submitted on 13 Feb 2025
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Obviously that must be special equipment! 😋
This is quite a lot of tanks! I don't know if we've seen that many in a while?
It's exactly a week since it was this high: https://lemmy.world/post/25208015?scrollToComments=true
And yes, back then I also commented on it being high, so this is not so common anymore.
The losses to the long range systems is insane lately especially the Artillery. They have been averaging 30+ a day for months.
This is also probably confirmed loses, so it could be even higher.
They were 60+ average for most of last year. Russia must have changed something about how they did battle for this year.
Insane to think given their pre-war stockpile but a lack of supply might the the answer to that question. Not as many targets for Ukraine to hit.
Ive noticed that casualties have gone down from the ≈ 2000/day we were seeing some weeks ago, but that artillery and tanks seem to have gone up or at least remained relatively constant. Seems like there should be some take-away here, as russia seems to be loosing more equipment per man now than some weeks/months ago.