Oddly no special equipment today out of 200 enemy land vehicles and artillery destroyed, though the almost routine enemy AAs are present once again!
Baabkens on
2 AA’s is always good!
Guy_Fawkes_Incognito on
Good.
JuryBorn on
Anti-aircraft has been taking a real beating for the last 2 weeks or so.
pstric on
Russian casualties:
1000/d: 220 consecutive days
7000/w: 44 consecutive weeks
25000/m: 16 consecutive months
Think_Fault_7525 on
AFU playing 1350 “cards” today.
realnrh on
Twenty-four thousand artillery systems. Any other country in the world would have run out of artillery pieces to attack with long before now. Russia is begging North Korea for scraps, so even Fat Kim can see that Soviet-era artillery is not vital to modern warfare, but Putin won’t stop trusting Soviet doctrine until he’s killed every last Russian artilleryman.
HarakenQQ on
I don’t understand how, after the change of control of the air force, they stopped shooting down planes at all. At the same time, Russia continues to launch planning bombs (КАБ) every day and a lot?
So Russian people prefer to send 1mil of their own to die for nothing but they dont have the balls 10k go to kremlin and throw their government?
tjokbet on
Ukraine will receive 5000 LMM air defense missiles, primarily used against Shahed drones. According to Ukraine’s Defense Minister, Ukrainian air defense is already using them and is satisfied with their effectiveness. It is unlikely that these missiles will be quickly available to Ukraine, but in a perspective of more than half a year, this is an important deterrent.
Ukrainian drones attacked an oil refinery in Ufa (the capital of Bashkiria), 1300 km from the Ukrainian border, last night. The plant is one of the largest in Russia. Based on the information available, a major fire broke out at the location of the oil processing equipment.
The number of attacks initiated by the Russian army on the front lines has slightly increased, but overall, the situation on the fronts looks similar to previous weeks. Currently, the Russian army’s priority directions of attack are in the Kursk region and near Pokrovske in the southern part of Donbass.
– Yesterday, the Kursk region was the most active direction of attack by the Russian army. The intensity of the offensive is currently comparable to the last major wave of attacks in November. There was continued very active operation of Russian tactical aviation and artillery. Russian sources speak of progress at one point, but it is not certain whether it is a lasting success.
– On the Kharkiv front, positional battles continue, mainly on the northern outskirts of Vovtchansk city.
– Near the city of Kupiansk, the Russian army conducted isolated attacks. There was high activity of attacks towards Lomani city, but no results were achieved. No attacks occurred in the direction of Siversk. It seems that the Russian command no longer has reserves on this front sector to maintain the pace of the offensive in all directions.
– Near Bakhmut, the Russian army resumed more active operations in and around Chasiv Yar city, but did not achieve success. In Toretsk city, the Russian army is trying to regain lost positions and is actively attacking. There is less information about the activities of Ukrainian units, but it appears that they managed to hold their positions yesterday.
– On the Pokrovske front, the intensity of Russian attacks dropped slightly yesterday and progress was not made. On this front too, the Russian command has not been able to maintain a steady pace of advance, and periods of lower intensity are lengthening. To the south, southwest of Donetsk city, the activity of Russian attacks was lower yesterday compared to earlier, but in the area of Velika Novosilka city, the Russian army has slightly improved its positions at one point.
– On the southern front, the activity of Russian units dropped yesterday. Compared to the previous two weeks, the activity of the Russian army slightly increased in the area of the islands on the Dnipro river. Most attempts to seize the positions of Ukrainian forces on the islands have been carried out by crews of individual small boats, and besides causing losses of personnel, these attacks have not produced other results.
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“Little by little we are thinning the swarm.”
The Russians also lost Vermont ski trips today. 👍
Oddly no special equipment today out of 200 enemy land vehicles and artillery destroyed, though the almost routine enemy AAs are present once again!
2 AA’s is always good!
Good.
Anti-aircraft has been taking a real beating for the last 2 weeks or so.
Russian casualties:
1000/d: 220 consecutive days
7000/w: 44 consecutive weeks
25000/m: 16 consecutive months
AFU playing 1350 “cards” today.
Twenty-four thousand artillery systems. Any other country in the world would have run out of artillery pieces to attack with long before now. Russia is begging North Korea for scraps, so even Fat Kim can see that Soviet-era artillery is not vital to modern warfare, but Putin won’t stop trusting Soviet doctrine until he’s killed every last Russian artilleryman.
I don’t understand how, after the change of control of the air force, they stopped shooting down planes at all. At the same time, Russia continues to launch planning bombs (КАБ) every day and a lot?
[Daily stats](https://www.reddit.com/r/RussianLosses/comments/1j2b75b/estimated_russian_losses_from_24022022_to/)
So Russian people prefer to send 1mil of their own to die for nothing but they dont have the balls 10k go to kremlin and throw their government?
Ukraine will receive 5000 LMM air defense missiles, primarily used against Shahed drones. According to Ukraine’s Defense Minister, Ukrainian air defense is already using them and is satisfied with their effectiveness. It is unlikely that these missiles will be quickly available to Ukraine, but in a perspective of more than half a year, this is an important deterrent.
Ukrainian drones attacked an oil refinery in Ufa (the capital of Bashkiria), 1300 km from the Ukrainian border, last night. The plant is one of the largest in Russia. Based on the information available, a major fire broke out at the location of the oil processing equipment.
The number of attacks initiated by the Russian army on the front lines has slightly increased, but overall, the situation on the fronts looks similar to previous weeks. Currently, the Russian army’s priority directions of attack are in the Kursk region and near Pokrovske in the southern part of Donbass.
– Yesterday, the Kursk region was the most active direction of attack by the Russian army. The intensity of the offensive is currently comparable to the last major wave of attacks in November. There was continued very active operation of Russian tactical aviation and artillery. Russian sources speak of progress at one point, but it is not certain whether it is a lasting success.
– On the Kharkiv front, positional battles continue, mainly on the northern outskirts of Vovtchansk city.
– Near the city of Kupiansk, the Russian army conducted isolated attacks. There was high activity of attacks towards Lomani city, but no results were achieved. No attacks occurred in the direction of Siversk. It seems that the Russian command no longer has reserves on this front sector to maintain the pace of the offensive in all directions.
– Near Bakhmut, the Russian army resumed more active operations in and around Chasiv Yar city, but did not achieve success. In Toretsk city, the Russian army is trying to regain lost positions and is actively attacking. There is less information about the activities of Ukrainian units, but it appears that they managed to hold their positions yesterday.
– On the Pokrovske front, the intensity of Russian attacks dropped slightly yesterday and progress was not made. On this front too, the Russian command has not been able to maintain a steady pace of advance, and periods of lower intensity are lengthening. To the south, southwest of Donetsk city, the activity of Russian attacks was lower yesterday compared to earlier, but in the area of Velika Novosilka city, the Russian army has slightly improved its positions at one point.
– On the southern front, the activity of Russian units dropped yesterday. Compared to the previous two weeks, the activity of the Russian army slightly increased in the area of the islands on the Dnipro river. Most attempts to seize the positions of Ukrainian forces on the islands have been carried out by crews of individual small boats, and besides causing losses of personnel, these attacks have not produced other results.