Well in that case, what is the thickness of the top of the type-99? Most tanks have thing roofs so it’s really no surprise.
The War in the Ukraine
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Ukraine managed to score destroying one Russian Zoopark unit and one EW station. This is in the Bakhmut sector.
Australian MRAP Bushmaster destroyed.
10,000 Russian soldiers gets bonuses for destroying equipment as per new Putin announcement.
Remains of a Ukrainian T-64BV and a Maxxpro.
Remains of a Ukrainian convoy.
Australian MRAP Bushmaster destroyed.
10,000 Russian soldiers gets bonuses for destroying equipment as per new Putin announcement.
Remains of a Ukrainian T-64BV and a Maxxpro.
Remains of a Ukrainian convoy.
More photos of a destroyed Bradley are out
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Some big - allegedly an ammunition depot - was hit
Interesting, there is no jail term if a person public videos of strikes in Russia.
Means we have way more data about Russian losses than Ukrainan one.
MEans most likelly the NATO loss magnitude more war material on the Ukrainan areas than Russia .
Considering that for every Russian ammo dump strike we have ten Ukrainan territory one, and the there is not so much Ukranans brave enought to make pictures of the strike, there must be magnitudes more ammo dump loss on NATO side than on the Russian side.
So, if we consider that the NATO hasn't got capacity to make war materials the balance must be pity .
Magnitude less material, magnitude more loss.
Doesn't looks well.
Means we have way more data about Russian losses than Ukrainan one.
MEans most likelly the NATO loss magnitude more war material on the Ukrainan areas than Russia .
Considering that for every Russian ammo dump strike we have ten Ukrainan territory one, and the there is not so much Ukranans brave enought to make pictures of the strike, there must be magnitudes more ammo dump loss on NATO side than on the Russian side.
So, if we consider that the NATO hasn't got capacity to make war materials the balance must be pity .
Magnitude less material, magnitude more loss.
Doesn't looks well.
That's kinda a weird conclusion to make based on a few videos on twitter. China maintain good OPSEC about its military and ban/arrest OSINTERs, yet I wouldn't use that as a sign of anything.
historically, first few contested combat sorties are the most dangerous.
Here it was aggravated - offensive=troops under attack, need to show for years in the West, and he was a well-viewed, good pilot in the first place.
Ultimately, overly high pressure on a pilot, who in terms of combat was still arguably a novice. A few sorties later he could've became great. Could have.
We have three, non corelated data .
1. Russia has more ammunition than the NATO
2. There is less data about the strikes on ukraine/NATO territories ,because an Ukrainan couild go to jail for long time if publicise anything.. No similar issue in Russia.
3. More pictures seen by my about explosion of NATO war materials than Russian .
1. Russian_ammunition>NATO_ammunition
2.Number of reports about each stike on ammo dumps Russia_report>>Ukrainan_reports
3.observed flow of pictures from both side NATO_dump_loss>Russian_dump_loss
So, daily ammo loss due to ammo dump strikes:
Russian_ammunition*(Russian_dumpl_loss/Russian_reports)<< NATO_ammunition*(NATO_dumpl_loss/Ukrainan_reports)
dumpl_loss and reports normalised value, not counts.
Speaking of ammunition depots, this one owned by the Ukrainian 47th Brigade got popped by the Russians. This is one of those new brigades that are completely equipped with Western equipment, including M4 rifles and young commanders that were trained from scratch by NATO with no training from Ukrainian and Soviet schools whatsoever.
Ukrainian supply truck disabled by Russian artillery.
Ka-52 destroying two Ukrainian vehicles.
Soldiers of the Edelweiss brigade surrendering at the Bakhmut sector.
Captured soldiers from the Ukrainian 35th Marine Brigade.
Captured soldiers from the Ukrainian 31st Brigade. There seems to be many captured and surrender pics and videos lately.
Destruction of an M777 in Kherson.
Burned out MaxxPros in Zaporozhye.
Ukrainian supply truck disabled by Russian artillery.
Ka-52 destroying two Ukrainian vehicles.
Soldiers of the Edelweiss brigade surrendering at the Bakhmut sector.
Captured soldiers from the Ukrainian 35th Marine Brigade.
Captured soldiers from the Ukrainian 31st Brigade. There seems to be many captured and surrender pics and videos lately.
Destruction of an M777 in Kherson.
Burned out MaxxPros in Zaporozhye.
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Abscence of evidence cannot be taken as evidence.
Right now, the most reliable and maybe only way to gauge the conflict would be by looking at how the front moves.