Perdite dei militari russi a 21.2.2025
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Perdite dei militari russi a 21.2.2025
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di MARTINELECA
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It is always great to see anti-aircraft getting hit. The past week has seen multiple anti-aircraft get destroyed every day.
Good.
230+ combined enemy ground vehicles and artillery liquidated, the increased destruction of air defense systems this past month cannot b overlooked, something is brewing…
[Daily stats](https://www.reddit.com/r/RussianLosses/comments/1iuj99h/estimated_russian_losses_from_24022022_to/)
Hundreds of vehicles destroyed every day, must suck to be in russian logistics
More AA again today. I don’t know how and I’m hoping Ukraine has a new capability to locate them. This is great, however they are doing it.
It has been said that Ukraine can carry on for about six months without further USA support. It infuriates me that a cut off of USA weapon supplies is even a possibility. On the other hand with 865K casualties and a life expectancy for Russian front line troops of three days or less can they continue for another six months? I wonder how many officers and men Russia now has in Ukraine that have a year or more of training and experience? There are some of course, as the randomness of combat will have spared some from the wood chipper but it can’t be many so what Russia now has is a army of untrained and inexperienced recruits.
Hopefully in six months Trump will have been told to Buzz off and the remains of the Russian army will have collapsed and Zelensky can begin negotiating the return of Ukraine’s children and war reparations.
Why is it that artillery kills seem to be higher on days when personnel kills are lower?
Damn, AA is often here or there, quite consistant lately.
The intensity of Russian army attacks on the front lines remained comparable to previous days. The activity of tactical aviation has stayed consistently high, with nearly a hundred glide bombs being dropped daily on Ukrainian positions and settlements. At this point, it can be inferred that the decrease in tactical aviation activity around the New Year period was largely due to Ukraine’s successful strikes on Russian airfields and large ammunition depots, where, among other ordnance, significant quantities of glide bombs may have been destroyed. It appears that the Russian army’s logistics have now been restored, and the weather in recent weeks has also been favorable for the use of aircraft.
– On the Kursk front, there are no signs of a major Russian army offensive into Ukrainian territory. The activity of Russian army attacks has increased, and there are reports of the occupation of one settlement, but these reports seem to originate from Russian sources and thus require confirmation.
– In the Kharkiv area, positional battles are ongoing.
– Towards the city of Kupiansk, the activity of Russian army attacks was not very high, and there was also a decline in activity towards Lysychansk. Positional battles are ongoing on the Siversk front. No major changes have occurred in the region.
– In the vicinity of Bakhmut, the pace of Russian army attacks near Chasiv Yar is not high. There is a slightly more active attempt to continue attacks on the areas of Toretsk city, but no progress was made yesterday.
– On the Pokrovsk front, the pace of the Russian army’s offensive remains at the same level as previous days. The Ukrainian army has continued with counterattacks, and overall, there have been no major changes in the front line. It has become normal for battles to occur in the so-called gray area. South of the city of Donetsk, the activity of the Russian army remains the same and there are no changes in the situation.
– On the southern front, Russian army attacks are a bit more frequent than in the previous half year, but overall, their activity is still low. Russian media reported that the Russian military command has managed to establish a railway connection to the city of Mariupol, which required the construction of a new railway line through the occupied areas of Donetsk Oblast. If this railway connection remains operational, it could potentially improve the supply of Russian army units on the southern front. It is expected that, primarily, the capabilities of the Russian army’s artillery and armored forces will increase. However, one should not assume that the railway to Mariupol will quickly and extensively improve logistics across the entire southern front.