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    1. KerbalEnginner on

      Interesting to see more Russian aircraft getting bonked than Russian helicopters.
      Slava Ukrajni!

    2. Birdy19951 on

      What a nice wrapup. We need to start countibg horses and donkeys in 2026

    3. ITI110878 on

      2025 has probably been the worst year of the orc military since WW2.

    4. Wow…Russia has really ran out of tanks now after those previous years.

    5. TheHolyReality on

      I have been looking at this chart for years.

      Every single day that I see this chart is an indictment against the American people

      We are not doing enough to help our Ukrainian brothers and sisters In their fight for freedom.

      Once again, thank you to Ukraine and all of its people and to all of those who fight to uphold freedom.

      You are the shield upon which the great evil of this world will break.

      Free peoples everywhere look to you as brother, as keeper, as defender. You are Atlas, with the world upon your back. And should you slip, we will all fall

      May this be the last year that we ever have to look at this goddamn chart

      Slava Ukraine
      Heroyam Slava

      πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¦πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¦πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¦

    6. Tremendous loss all-in-all. Surprised that they’ve lost so few helicopters, though, both in 2025 and through the invasion as a whole. I would have imagined, at least for the first few years after 2022, they’d use helicopters more extensively given how many Mi-8/-17 there are out there. Pilots is, however, another matter..

    7. The_1ndiegamer on

      So averageing 400k(ish) a year… in troop casualities

    8. MagnificentCat on

      Look at the UAV figures – 80% from last year. The war is really moving from conventional to modern weapons systems

    9. Hanna-11 on

      For approximately 5000 square kilometers: 83 soldiers per square kilometer, 1 aircraft per 75 square kilometers, 1 tank per 3 square kilometers… (I apologize for any calculation errors.) The result of an entire year(!) of the world’s second army. My respect for Ukraine’s resilience is boundless.

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