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Suyi控

@partizan_oleg

2 years

Thread. Open Source effort from @oryxspioenkop has tallied a total of 467 Russian tanks have been visual confirmed lost since 2/24. So how bad is it? (1/n)

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@partizan_oleg

4 months

June is in Typhoon season so fuck your self-alleged "sources". Can't believe such gibberish gets so many views.

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@partizan_oleg

2 years

In one word: Russian tanks loss in Ukraine is terrible. It is neither sustainable nor compensatable. There will soon be a shortage of modern tanks among the Russian ranks, and it will definately hinder further Russian (offensive) operations. (20/end)

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@partizan_oleg

1 year

A T-80U thread. Russia inherited 600~700 T-80Us from the Soviet Army in 1991. According to SIPRI some 125 were exported to Cyprus and South Korea (among which 74 were exported before 2000). No recorded battle losses before Feb 2022.

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@partizan_oleg

2 years

These cut the total deployed RU tanks to 2080*2/3=1400. So the Russian Ground Forces have visually (always note it is the baseline figure!) lost 467/1400=33.35% tanks deployed in Ukraine in the first 46 days of battle. This is definately not a scratch, but a terrible loss. (9/n)

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@partizan_oleg

2 years

Russian Army have visually lost 18/187=9.6% of its T-90A fleet, 151/1054=14.3% of its T-72B3/B3M fleet, 60/186=32.3% (!!) of its T-80U fleet, 21/72=29.6% of its T-80BVM fleet. Actual figure will be significantly larger with the 60 unknown pieces and the 200-piece backlog, (19/n)

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@partizan_oleg

6 months

1.Raise a funding project to sign & draw on Russian shells; 2.Instead of actually drawing, just do photoshop; 3.Put the money cheerfully in his own pocket. Why is the Pro-Rus faction always morally-corrupt?

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@partizan_oleg

5 years

Holy sh*t who did this?! It seems that someone taught the children to speak (in Mandarin) "I'm a nigger, I have a low IQ." This is awful.

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@partizan_oleg

2 years

Their mistake is that the bulk of these "10,000 tanks" are not in a status that can be operated by the Russian troops. There are just not enough units to operate them. (3/n)

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@partizan_oleg

2 years

I tried to sort out Russian T-72 stockpiles with limited sources and many assumptions, and here it is: 1/n

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@partizan_oleg

2 years

So what if Russia would compensate the damage from its huge tank reserve? It can somehow work, but not for long. Firstly, let's forget about Russian tank industry. Industry provides some 200 tanks/yr to the RuAF, while they are losing 300 of their tanks/month.(10/n)

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@partizan_oleg

1 year

Another tank thread. How is Russian tank formation composed of now after they've lost thousands of tanks in their first year of fight? I will give my estimation and methodology. My calculation is based on three assumptions:

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@partizan_oleg

2 years

There are signs that basically all modern Russian tanks have been put into active service. The newly expanded 90th Guards Tank Division in Brovary were using Cold War-era T-72A/AVs (produced in 1981-84). (17/n)

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@partizan_oleg

2 years

The rest of the "10,000 tanks army" lies in the "Central Armored Tank Storage Bases", where vintage tanks are mothballed in huge amounts. These tanks, like this T-62AM from the 1295th CATSB, basically have no chance of survival in modern warfare. (16/n)

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@partizan_oleg

2 years

We can generally devide the five-digit Russian tank inventory into for categories: 1. Operated in standing army, manned by contracted soldiers; 2. Operated in standing army, manned by conscripts; These two are the force that RF can utilize without mobilization. (4/n)

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@partizan_oleg

2 years

As of March 15, the Russian 1st GTA reported 62 losses of its T-80U/UK/UE fleet. Given that the (12th and 13th tank regiment of the 4TD of the) 1st GTA is the sole user of the T-80U series tank, it gives us an unique chance to verify the data of @oryxspioenkop and his team. 1/n

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@Gerashchenko7

2 years

Военная разведка 🇺🇦 получила подтверждения потерь 1 танковой армии 🇷🇺 на 15.03.22. За 20 дней войны общие потери - 409 человек: ⚰- 61; 🚑 - 209; без вести - 44; плен - 96 Уничтожено и захвачено 308 единиц боевой техники из состава 1 танковой армии 🇷🇺

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@partizan_oleg

2 years

Many, including a certain "evidence-based only" sources would argue that the Russian Federation is operating some 10,000 tanks so 467 is "but a scratch". Which is certainly not true. (2/n)

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@partizan_oleg

2 years

Additionaly, Russian formations maintained a high percentage of conscripts (may vary between units). Therefore, due to the inability to deploy conscript abroad, an RU brigade/regiment would usually deploy ONE/TWO instead of THREE BTGs into the battle. (8/n)

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@partizan_oleg

3 years

With the war coming to its 10th day, the Ukrainians are steadily holding their reserves. By now there are no report on the loss of even a single piece of Ukr T-72, which was equipped by its 5 reserve brigades. These brigades should have been constituted, yet not deployed.

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@partizan_oleg

2 years

Seems that the gunner had IFF challenges even at some 50 meters range. He didn't expect to contact Russian infantry so the 30mm was originally loaded with AP rounds. After a short burst fired, gunner switched to HE but Russian infantry had already fled his line of sight.

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@AlexKhrebet

2 years

💥 Ukrainian army meets Russian troops

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@partizan_oleg

2 years

That indicates the Russian Army will soon (if not already!) start to face a shortage of tanks in the front. People then will ask:"so, where are the other 7000 tanks? When will them be available"? (13/n)

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@partizan_oleg

2 years

We assume that there will be enough reserve crews to man the replacement tanks (yet there are not). The immediate replacement for the front are the active service tanks manned by conscripts. On paper we have some 750. Not great, not terrible, right? (11/n)

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@partizan_oleg

2 years

Russian Federation has thrown ~80% of its available forces into the fray in Ukraine, so we have 0.8*2609=2080 tanks in the theatre. (7/n)

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@partizan_oleg

2 years

Russian have a standing army of some 250,000 personnel. As of late 2021, the standing army (including VDV and Naval Shore-borne forces) operates a total of 2,609 tanks according to their Table of Organization & Equipment (TOE). (6/n)

Обзор состояния танковых войск Вооруженных Cил России на 2021 год

Оригинал взят у коллеги altyn73 в Обзор состояния танковых войск Вооруженных сил России. 2021 г. Танкоремонтники 1295-й Центральной базы хранения бронетанковой техники в г. Арсеньев (Приморский край)...

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@partizan_oleg

2 years

So the "more modern" Russian tanks must have been either with depleted motor hours, or in such a bad shape that can not be unmothballed before these T-72As. (18/n)

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@partizan_oleg

2 years

Now that 1000 T-72s are confirmed lost by @oryxspioenkop , which was 1/2 of Russian's pre-war active T-72 fleet and maybe more than 1/3.5 of its total T-72 fleet. I think the actual loss number should be ~40% higher (1400 pieces lost/unserviceable). 12/n

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@partizan_oleg

2 years

With these two added, we can draw a ROUGH conclusion that: Oryx's counting does not exaggerate the actual loss of the Russian Army; on the contrary it represents some 77-82% of actual Russian loss. 6/n

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@partizan_oleg

2 years

The answer is in months, if not years. Firstly, there are a total of 9 "Weapons and Equipment Storage Bases", 7 of which in the Far East, exist. They are to be mobilized into motor rifle brigades with reserve personnel in 3-6 months. (14/n)

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@partizan_oleg

2 years

3. Storaged in Weapons and Equipment Storage Bases, to become brigades when mobilized; 4. Storaged in Central Base for the Storage of Armored Vehicles, to become replacement pieces when mobilized. (5/n)

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@partizan_oleg

1 year

My assumption is there is simply no T-80U storage anymore for the Russian Army and the Russian T-80U fleet has effectively been non-exist. end/

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@partizan_oleg

2 years

But things will get complicated if you consider that not 100% of tanks in the TO&E is operatable. Usual figure is at 90%. The deployed BTGs of cources have driven the good pieces. So a total of 2100*0.9-1400=472 pieces is what Russian Army can compensate for its BTGs. (12/n)

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@partizan_oleg

2 years

Since there is no indications that such a mobilization would take place, their tanks (350-ish) would be deployed to the front if badly needed. This will significantly hinder Ru's defence in its Asian part, and it will take 2-3 months to demothball and move these tanks. (15/n)

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@partizan_oleg

4 months

@Elzon110 It matters to an amphibious invasion force.

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@partizan_oleg

6 months

The kill chain of Russian long range missile/artillery has been shortened up significantly, which creates trouble for Ukr high value assets (Himars, Patriot, S-300, and now choppers) under current operating pattern. War is envolving fast.

WarVehicleTracker🇵🇱

@WarVehicle

6 months

2x 🇺🇦Ukrainian MI-8 Transport Helicopters were destroyed, and one being damaged but being able to fly away by both Cluster Munition and precise Strikes in an unknown Location. I have no idea what they were doing there.

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@partizan_oleg

2 years

A rough calculation on Russian Tank/BMP loss rate as of mid-Feb 2023 basing on the work of @oryxspioenkop and the others. @Danspiun @naalsio26 @HN_Schlottman @Rebel44CZ

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@partizan_oleg

6 months

The problem is the operational range of Ukrainian unmanned vessels is getting further and further. 1 year ago they could only made to the western coast of Crimea, and now they are sinking Russian ships off Gaspura and Feodosia. In such trend they will reach Novorossiysk someday.

WarTranslated (Dmitri)

@wartranslated

6 months

Fighterbomber suggests removing all russian ships from the Black Sea.

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@partizan_oleg

9 months

A Chinese national recently got killed in Russian boots, when he was within the Storm-Z unit of the 58th Army with a platoon of Nepals. Before joining the AFRF he was a soldier of MNDAA. The motive of joining the Russians, according to one of his Chinese colleagues, is that...

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@partizan_oleg

2 years

Amazingly yet unsurprisingly, @RT_com uploaded a 11-second(!!) video cut on Chinese social media of the MH17 Hague Trial where the judge said "the Buk missile was fired from (...) Pervomaiskyi, Ukraine", and noted that it was Pervomaiskyi, KHARKOV Oblast in description.

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@partizan_oleg

1 year

These T-54s served only in low cadre and mobilization divisions even in the 1980s...

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@CITeam_ru

1 year

Новость, которая порадует любителей клеить танчики: в распоряжении нашей команды оказались фотографии эшелона, везущего танки Т-54 середины XX века из Приморского края на запад. Мы видим в этом признак дефицита бронетехники в ВС РФ

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@partizan_oleg

3 years

十年前的血雨腥风起自于重庆领事馆的那个晚上；这次的血雨腥风会不会从这个存活不到二十分钟的微博开始？

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@partizan_oleg

2 years

The more important thing is that it may already have been impossible for the Russians to compensate its T-72 losses from its reserve even with earlier types e.g. the T-72 Ural. 13/end

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@partizan_oleg

2 years

90th Guards Tank Division. Keep sending out Combat Recon Parties (CRP) and keep losing them.

Rob Lee

@RALee85

2 years

A destroyed Russian BTR-82 reportedly in Brovary just east of Kyiv.

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@partizan_oleg

2 years

The BMP's water swimming capability is not as convenient / reliable as it seems to be. In the worst cases it can be dangerous to its crew. So don't expect it can swim across the Dneiper (which is much larger and wider) i.e. to reinforce Kherson in large quantities either.

MilitaryLand.net

@Militarylandnet

2 years

📽️Russian troops attempted to cross a river as they were retreating in #Kharkiv Oblast. Minus three BMPs. #UkraineRussiaWar

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@partizan_oleg

1 year

That indicates the remaining T-80BV storage is quickly shrinking. If Russia keeps lossing T-80BV/BVMs at this rate, it may lost its whole T-80BV reserves this year and the bulk of its active T-80 fleet by the end of 2024.

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@partizan_oleg

2 years

Ukrianians don't need to read Suvorov to learn how to bypass towns, since bypassing settlements is one of the key principles of the Soviet army mobile offensive doctrine, and is exactly what the Russians did in Feb/March.

Rob Lee

@RALee85

2 years

Another pessimistic account from a Russian source saying that Russian forces are abandoning not particularly well-fortified positions. It says Ukrainian forces read Suvorov and are bypassing towns and urban fights to advance deeper behind Russian lines.

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@partizan_oleg

3 months

不是，哥，别啊……

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@partizan_oleg

11 months

Somehow Sputnik Mandarin proudly published the video on Chinese social media saying that it was an Israeli Merkava destroyed by Hamas.

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@partizan_oleg

1 year

The T-80Us were firstly introduced to the 4th Guards Tank Division in late 1980s and later the 2nd Guards Motor Rifle Division in early 1990s. Both divisions were very active during the 1991 Coup Attempt and the 1993 Constitutional Crisis.

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@partizan_oleg

3 years

半被拆毁的建筑，被无家可归者改造以用于居住。北京大兴区，2022。

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@partizan_oleg

1 year

Back in March 2022, there was unconfirmed reports by the Ukr MOD that the commander of RU 13th GTR committed suicide on discovering 90% of his reserved tanks could not be used. But this is never officially confirmed.

Russian commander 'shot himself on finding 90% of his tanks not working'

Ukraine's Ministry of Defence said a Russian commander of the 13th tank regiment killed himself on finding that 90% of his tanks did not work as they had been stripped down for cash

www.mirror.co.uk

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@partizan_oleg

1 year

Among them 101 (53.4%) were confirmed lost by @oryxspioenkop . If we add the "unknown tanks" and the fact that only some 80% of actual loss, the loss ratio would be [101+206*101/(1845-206)]/(189*0.8)=75.3%(!) This is not surprising since the 4th GTD f*cked up a lot.

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@partizan_oleg

1 year

Among these "disappeared" T-80U pieces, the fate of some are known. Many were simply scrapped in the 206th Armor Tank Repair Plant (BTRZ) in Primorsky Krai, before the plant was bankrupted in 2012.

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@partizan_oleg

14 days

I find out every account with "geopolitic" in bio is pro-Rus propaganda. Anyone knows the reason?

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@partizan_oleg

3 years

百度搜索屏蔽了“中国裁判文书网”的全部搜索结果。

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@partizan_oleg

1 year

The most reasonable explanation is that these retired tank are mainly T-80UDs with Ukrainian 6TD-1 diesel engine that Russia can not manufacture. Another explanation is that it mainly served in high readiness units in which its motor hour was rapidly depleted.

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@partizan_oleg

3 months

So they decide to reinvent an infantry gun...

Special Kherson Cat 🐈🇺🇦

@bayraktar_1love

3 months

As supposed by the source, Russian military made an improvised artillery piece by installing a 73-mm 2A28 “Grom” gun from a BMP-1 on a towed wheelbase from a 2B9M “Vasilyok” mortar.

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@partizan_oleg

1 year

4) Hey, Russia just can not build "200-300 T-90Ms a month". That's totally vatnik bullshit. Russia tank production sticks to what it was: no more than 250 pieces a year (150 T-72B3s, 50 T-80BVMs, 50 T-90Ms). Stastics works.

Suyi控

@partizan_oleg

1 year

@NNil74116427 Russia also exported some 680 new tanks (mainly T-90S) from 2001 to 2021. There were also some hundred refurbished pieces but I won't count them. Combining these above, Russia has produced 2320 tanks from 2001-2021, that's 110 tanks per year.

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@partizan_oleg

1 year

My wonder is, however, after a whole year of battle, there is still no evidence that any T-80Us were reactivated for service. It is logical to introduce the tank of the same type to an unit that is familar to it. But it didn't happen.

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@partizan_oleg

4 months

One of the major advantages Russia enjoys over Ukraine is that Ukraine can't afford to repeat silly mistakes while Russia can. There are still 2/3 of RU Ka-52 fleet operational, but how many Mi-24s can Ukr receive from its western partners?

WarVehicleTracker🇵🇱

@WarVehicle

4 months

Yes, it happened again, this time worse if you want to say so. Russian Forces hit and destroyed 2x Ukrainian Mi-24 Attack Helicopters standing at a Resupply and Refuel Point in an Open Field(along with a MI-8 in the back, unlikely it was affected) using a D-30SM UMPB bomb (IMO)

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@partizan_oleg

2 years

There are currently 75 recorded Russian T-80U series lost per Oryx. Many pro-Rus guys (espicially in our Chinese-speaking world) would argue "there is a lot of duplications!" even through they can't point out which records are duplicated. 2/n

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@partizan_oleg

1 year

The S-300V, which is a more capable system than the S-300P, are as scarce as hell. Ukraine only has one battalion of them. Russia - some 12-13. Roughly 1/3 of a battalion got destroyed here.

🇺🇦 Ukraine Weapons Tracker

@UAWeapons

1 year

#Ukraine : A rare Russian S-300V4 air defense battery was targeted by Ukrainian forces in the South- as a result a 9A83M2 TELAR and 9A84-2 TEL were destroyed by GMLRS strikes, along with 9S32M1 and 9S19M2 radars suffering damage.

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@partizan_oleg

1 year

The "T-80U" in this thread refers to the original T-80U, the T-80UD and the T-80UE-1.

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@partizan_oleg

1 year

The Russian Military Reform started in 2008 and the introduction of T-72B3 series also saw a rapid shrink of T-80U numbers from the Russian Order of Battle. As of July 2016, some 190-230 T-80Us remained in service (in the 4th GTD).

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@partizan_oleg

4 months

@Elzon110 No. Most amphibious vehicle can't survive sea states above 5, e.g. the AAV-P7. Chinese ZBD-05 family generally has less buoyancy reserve than the AAV so it can only be worse.

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@partizan_oleg

2 years

Russian military basically stopped to build new T-72 hulls for its own armed forces since the fall of the Soviet Union. From 2013 some 1100 T-72B3/B3Ms were converted from existing T-72B hulls. So the Russian T-72 stockpile maintained unchanged since 1991. 2/n

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@partizan_oleg

1 year

I don't buy the explanation that Russian T-54/55/62s will be used as self-propelled guns only. This piece was apparently in an armor attack when it was abandoned.

Cloooud |🇺🇦

@GloOouD

1 year

Soldiers of the 🇺🇦 #Ukrainian 79th Airborne Assault Brigade continue to destroy Russian tanks near Mariinka, #Donetsk Oblast This time a 🇷🇺 #Russian tank T-62MV (obr.2022?) was taken out of battle by dropping a bomb from a drone. Cope Cage Edition Number: 133

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@partizan_oleg

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As of Jan 1, 2000, some 495 T-80Us remained in service in the 2nd GMRD and the 4th GTD, Moscow MD. Some may serves in the Far Eastern MD but I can't confirm. The 2nd GMRD transfered its T-80Us assumedly to the 3rd MRD after the arrival of T-90As since 2005.

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@partizan_oleg

1 year

Some were destroyed as target vehicles in maneuvers.

T-80BVM

@80bvm

3 years

One more T-80U at Zapad, this one as a range target. Such is life.

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@partizan_oleg

1 year

With the 423rd Guards Motor Rifle Regiment reequipped with T-80BVs from unknown time period, the 4th GTD participated in the war with two regiments (12&13th GTR) of some 189 T-80U tanks (of which 4 BTG worth of 126 tanks were committed in the first period).

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@partizan_oleg

2 years

If we imply this percentage in the whole data, we can infer the concurrent actual Russian tank loss between 818 (77%) and 871(77%). 7/n

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@partizan_oleg

2 years

What was unexpected by me is that the calculated amount of T-72s (some 1500) in storage is much fewer than what I assumed before. (I thought there could have been 7000!) And many of them are probably not in a good shape. 11/n

Suyi控

@partizan_oleg

2 years

A rough calculation on Russian Tank/BMP loss rate as of mid-Feb 2023 basing on the work of @oryxspioenkop and the others. @Danspiun @naalsio26 @HN_Schlottman @Rebel44CZ

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@partizan_oleg

1 year

Made in 1983. Possible old export to Iran.

War Noir

@war_noir

1 year

#Russia / #Ukraine 🇷🇺🇺🇦: A quite interesting photo 'claimed to be' released by a combatant of #Russian artillery unit. The photo shows noteable foreign-supplied materials: 152mm Type 66 HE projectile (made by #China 🇨🇳) with charge which seems to be made by #Iran 🇮🇷 in 2018.

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@partizan_oleg

7 months

Generally Russian artillery storage has shrinked by more than 50% since the beginning of the SMO. It is also worth noting that many remaining SPGs are already have their barrels removed. And thanks again @CovertCabal .

Richard Vereker

@verekerrichard1

7 months

A new video has just been released by @CovertCabal with help from @HighMarsed on the numbers and types of Russian artillery still in storage.

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@partizan_oleg

6 months

@ZShakerCentral Yeah so two different drawing on the same shell. You must have erased one after finished it and redraw another character! That's the true spirit of art!🤣

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@partizan_oleg

1 year

I will keep an eye on such news in the coming future. Transfering troops from faraway theaters is an indication that the Russian army lossing its balance in defense. Such thing once happened in August 2022 and we've seen what happened later.

Ukraine Control Map

@UAControlMap

1 year

According to @defence_centre daily brief, the 11th & 83rd Air Assault Brigades have been redeployed from Kherson to Bakhmut. The 68th Tank Regiment of 150th Motor Rifle Division reportedly recently moved there too, as well as PMC Patriot, & Gazprom's Fakel.

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@partizan_oleg

2 years

Stay angry, stay strong ✊

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@partizan_oleg

2 years

Russian Federation also exported some 500 T-72s (excluding those newly-built for India) from 1991-2021. That gives the number left as 3440. I think this may be close to the actual number of T-72s that Russian has got before the war. Among them some 1961 were in active service.10/

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@partizan_oleg

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看你这头像，左边这炮弹莫不成就是你买的？我说老兄啊，别人骗你钱呢，你还挺上他了，什么范伟行为🤣

Chirs Miller

@ChirsMille19360

6 months

@partizan_oleg 来看看丢人的苏大翻译和乌友团建，这回复就这点？

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@partizan_oleg

9 months

there were Japanese volunteers within the Ukrainian army, and they want to fight them since they hated Japanese. (I know usually only the hardcore Han nationalist would join the MNDAA but, seriously?) How clusterfuck this war is.

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@partizan_oleg

1 year

And here are the results: figures fall in good. And this indicate the total Russian tank fleet as of late Nov 2022 at 2079. Always remember there can be a ±20% margin (1663-2494), and I will recommend a -20%, since Ru is always fucked up harder than I can ever anticipate.

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@partizan_oleg

2 years

@visegrad24 Man, this photo was actually taken at Malyshev Factory, Kharkov Oblast, Ukraine. These GSFG T-80BVs were left rusted for years before Ukraine managed to salvage some after 2014. Some of them are now serving in the Ukrainian Air Assault Forces.

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@partizan_oleg

2 years

Remember this is an rough result basing on merely one type of equipment and many assumptions. A more accurate approach is to count every type of tank losses geolocated to 1st GTA's AOR as of March 15th. Oryx and his team may have the metadata to achieve this. 8/End

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@partizan_oleg

2 years

The loss of Russian T-80Us can be devided into three time periods: 1) the lost during the offensive maneuver of the 1GTA in Sumy from Fe b 24 to March 22; 2) during the Ukr counterattack at Trokstyanets from Mar 23-25; and 3) during the battle of Izyum in April. 3/n

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@partizan_oleg

2 years

We shall not forget that there are hundreds of "unknown type of tanks" in Oryx's list, 20 of which were recorded before March 22. Estimation: T-80U contributes to 11% of total recorded Russian Tank losses. Therefore 11% of these 20 tanks = 2 pieces are T-80U. 6/n

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@partizan_oleg

5 months

One of the lessons one should learn from the past two years is when there is a warning of which US intelligence is openly cited, please take it VERY SERIOUSLY.

Sulaiman Ahmed

@ShaykhSulaiman

5 months

OPINION: IRAN WILL NOT STRIKE ISRAEL IN THE NEXT 24-48 HOURS I doubt Iran will strike Israel within the next 24-48 hours. The claims from NATO intelligence, Mossad, and the mainstream media lead me to believe it's unlikely. It seems they're attempting to coerce Iran into

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@partizan_oleg

1 year

This is really interesting since the 33rd is reported by the leaked US file to be equipped with Leo 2s...

MilitaryLand.net

@Militarylandnet

1 year

📷 Ukrainian soldiers of the recently formed 33rd Mechanized Brigade prepare for the upcoming Ukrainian offensive. #UkraineRussiaWar ️ #33 ОМБр

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@partizan_oleg

2 years

Deserted coal mine, Beijing.

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@partizan_oleg

2 years

According to Internet sources (!!) that I can not 100% be sure, some 18,000 T-72s were made before the Soviet breakup. 3/n

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@partizan_oleg

1 year

1, By end of November 2022, there has been no significant changes on the front. The war had entered a stage of attrition. No major reserves held by Russians. Tank losses are basically happened in a series of skirmishes and drone attacks all across the front.

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@partizan_oleg

2 years

According to Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI)'s International Arms Transfer Database (which is, frankly speaking, not 100% accurate), some 7400 T-72s were exported by the USSR from 1970 to 1991. 4/n

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@partizan_oleg

1 year

Special thanks to @oryxspioenkop and @naalsio26 . End of thread.

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@partizan_oleg

2 years

Opps, seems that I forget 2 unidentified T-80 variants in the 413th Comm Battalion of the 4th GTD. (I thought there had been no tanks in the comms btn since the end of the Cold War!) I don't know if they are T-80Us or T-80BV/BVMs but anyway this don't change our results a lot.

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@partizan_oleg

2 years

Ukrainian loss rate.

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@partizan_oleg

2 years

According to V.Feskov (2013) , a total of 5144 T-72s were fielded by the USSR as of late 1980s in the CFE area (excl. Siberia, Central Asian, Turkestan, Transbaikal, and Far East MDs). A couple of divisions were missing in these charts but they won't make a big difference. 5/n

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@partizan_oleg

5 months

2022: T-80U 2023: T-62 2024: DesertCross HMG

Andrei_bt

@AndreiBtvt

5 months

Кантемировская дивизия модернизирует шойгумобили с помощью переданного им металла.

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@partizan_oleg

2 years

The result is: whole Russia reported 62 T-80U losses till March 15, @oryxspioenkop reported 46 (74%). If we include all the losses tallied until March 22, then we have a total of 49(79%). 5/n

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@partizan_oleg

2 years

The Soviet Army ended in 1991 with some 8300 T-72 tanks. Among them, ~1800 were acquired by Central Asian countries, ~800 acquired by Trancaucasus countries, ~1160 acquired by Belarus, ~600 by Ukraine. 9/n

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@partizan_oleg

2 years

If we add these numbers up, we have the number of 7400+5144+1800+1400=15700. Given that the first batch of T-72s were introduced in 1970, which was 20 yrs before the end of the Soviet Army, it is possible that some 2000 early T-72 Urals had already been retired from service. 8/n

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@partizan_oleg

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2. Among Russian tank fleets, the T-72B3s are somehow unique. They are in relatively good shape, Russia doesn't have reserves of them, and their numbers are large enough to be statistical significant.

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@partizan_oleg

2 years

The Transbaikal MD (incl. the 39th Army in Mongolia) was another major user of the T-72: no less than 1400 should had been fielded; the Far Eastern MD, however, was fielded with T-80s. 7/n

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