Russia’s military is facing a critical and potentially catastrophic shortage of armored vehicles, rendering its massive ground army largely ineffective for large-scale maneuvers. -According to the ...

Here is how things stand on Thursday, July 24: Fighting A Russian drone strike on an energy facility in Ukraine’s northern region of Sumy caused power cuts for 220,000 people, Ukrainian President ...

Russia suffered approximately 1,044,250,080 casualties in Ukraine between February 24, 2022 and July 22, 2025, with 1,090 ...

The total combat losses of Russian troops in the war against Ukraine from February 24, 2022, to July 24, 2025, amount to ...

Russia keeps sending armored vehicles out without the tools to fight off Ukrainian drones to the dismay of Russian war bloggers. Russia has lost numerous armored vehicles to enemy drones.

Russia sustained significant losses in the past 24 hours, losing 194 vehicles and 64 artillery systems in its ongoing war with Ukraine. The figures, which were released by the Ministry of Defense ...

Russian vehicle losses throughout the more than 25 months of war have been extensive, but Moscow has mobilized its defense industry to keep rolling out vehicles to replenish its fleet in Ukraine.

Russia has lost a total of at least 2,300 infantry fighting vehicles (IFVs) and armored personnel carriers (APCs) since the war started, most older vehicles designed 40 years ago.

The war has been devastating to Russia’s armed forces. It has lost as many as 2,000 tanks, being forced to pull increasingly older Soviet-era tanks out of storage to be fielded on the battlefield.

After a disastrous 2022, during which Russian forces lost around 1,500 of their 4,000 pre-war tanks, the Russians in 2023 have managed to keep monthly losses to an average of just 50 or so per month.

The French AMX-10s, German Marders and the U.S. M2 Bradley Fighting Vehicles will enter the war on the heels of two successful Ukrainian offensives that pushed Russian forces from the country’s ...