Russian losses for the past 48 hours. Why is the T-62 becoming so prominent for them?
Sauce: https://nitter.poast.org/Rebel44CZ/status/1786699722763194786
Russian losses for the past 48 hours. Why is the T-62 becoming so prominent for them?
Russian losses for the past 48 hours. Why is the T-62 becoming so prominent for them?
Sauce: https://nitter.poast.org/Rebel44CZ/status/1786699722763194786
>MT-LB, 4x destroyed, 1x abandoned
JUST HOW FRICKING MANY OF THEM DO THEY HAVE
yes
https://nitter.poast.org/Jonpy99/status/1783556507407151579
Could be decoys
no golfcarts? 🙁
But they have an Abrams in Moscow, checkmate
>x3 T-90M
In two days lmao
The stuff like the 72B3's are also 'fairly modern' by Russian standards as well in that they had a lot of work done in the last dozen or so years. Not to the extent that they're on the same kind of modernisation level as a T-90M but they're really not far behind.
>why is the T-62 becoming so prominent for them?
da cumrad, tank is tank!
>Rebel44CZ
I still remember this sperg fanboying over HTS TOW footage in syria, saying that SAA will run out of tanks.
Crazy how nothing has changed in 10 years. This man runs on butthurt.
Its really fantastic that Czech can support Islamists instead of secular government only because it fits interests of US glowBlack folk
The SAA did run out of tanks Russia had to give Syria parts for thousands of tanks and APcs as well as vehicles and open a Russian run workshop. It is probably hurting Russia right now.
>Why is the T-62 becoming so prominent for them?
Why'd you think?
I have to say. It's amazing how long Russia can keep this up. Wonder how much stock they have left. Cant be more than 1-2 years right
About 2/3 of ground equipment in service before war + reserves gone.
At the current pace, Russia will no longer be able to perform mechanized offensive operations by end of this year. Probably not able to perform any decent defense same time next year.
Of course, we might start just seeing (more of) North Korean and Chinese vehicles...
>I have to say. It's amazing how long Russia can keep this up. Wonder how much stock they have left. Cant be more than 1-2 years right
good guess
>those tank numbers
by god they're really trying aren't they
odds of them taking chazzy yarr before the 9th? doesn't seem great tbh, although i'd give them good odds of doing so before june
I'd tentatively say that by June it will probably get worse due to foreign aid making it to the lines in much larger amounts. Not that I think the position is in any way safe but if they kept pushing it as hard as say, Bahkmut or Avdiivka it'll been wall to floor dead ziggers for miles
T-62 was still kept in large numbers in the 80s unlike the T-55
and T-62M modernization package meant the T-62s need less modernization than the T-55 to begin with, T-55 modernization package was mostly from PACT satellite countries who didnt want the T-62 but were not allowed T-72s
Russian losses in the last 24 hours and totals. Personnel is Russians killed and does not include wounded.
04.05.2024
Tanks — 7366 (+12)
Armored fighting vehicle — 14156 (+27)
Artillery systems — 12148 (+46)
MLRS — 1055 (+2)
Anti-aircraft warfare — 788 (+2)
Planes — 348
Helicopters — 325
UAV — 9611 (+31)
Cruise missiles — 2127 (+1)
Ships (boats) — 26
Submarines — 1
Trucks and Fuel Tankers — 16337 (+71)
Special equipment — 2001 (+8)
Military personnel — aprx. 473400 people (+1260)
>Trucks and Fuel Tankers — 16337 (+71)
>Military personnel — aprx. 473400 people (+1260)
>MLRS — 1055 (+2)
>Anti-aircraft warfare — 788 (+2)
these are quite significant in the case of killed and logistics vehicles in above average numbers
>these are quite significant in the case of killed and logistics vehicles in above average numbers
I suspect the further Russia gets from railways the more vehicles and convoys it needs to supply
Logistics and Artillery crews are back on the menu.
They had a little break for a few weeks but back to business as usual getting the big dick of justice
Russia has obviously done the math and concluded they can keep this up until western aid dries up. Ukraine on the other hand cannot keep up with their attrition levels.
>Russia has obviously done the math and concluded they can keep this up until western aid dries up.
Good luck with that, the EU will back Ukraine indefinitely, has massive raped up manufacturing capacity and dwarfs Russia economically and militarily, I don't see G7 support going anywhere either and the quisling issue in the US is waning.
>Russia has obviously done the math
Nothing less obvious. The was is nothing but a horrendous miscalculation from Putin.
Has something like this happened before on this massive scale? an entire nation just headbutting a rock until it dies just so because a soviet boomer schizo moron told them to
Germany in WW1
Russian history since Peter the Great is headbutting a rock until it cracks. They just shit out so much cope and propaganda that they conveniently forget all the times the head cracked before the rock.
>You see Ivan, cracked head is our culture. Now bend over for some tradition.
I can't wait for the t-34s to arrive