Satellite data indicate the depletion of armored vehicles in Russian warehouses (photo)

According to the Jompy OSINT Research, 10 389 combat vehicles remain in the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, which is 4 763 less than the pre-war reserves for 2021. Satellite images published by the OSINT researcher indicate that almost one third of the former Russian armored vehicles are no longer stored. Newsweek writes about it.

Recently, after several months of intense fighting against the background of the offensive and attempts to capture the time of the ravine, Russian losses have increased significantly. According to Ukraine, Russian troops have lost about 15,000 armored vehicles. According to the Jompy analyst, in Russia there were 10 389 combat vehicles, which is 4 763 less than the pre -war reserves for 2021, that is, the total reduction was almost 32%.

Among the greatest losses of the Russian Federation, the tractors of MT-LB. There are only 922 units left compared to pre -war reserves in 2527. The Russian Federation also encountered large losses of BMD combat vehicles. There are 244 units, or 38. 3% of pre -war reserves, 637 units. Also high losses were noted in armored personnel carriers of BTR-50, of which only 41. 6%remain, or 52. The warehouses of the Russian Federation lacks 708 later models of BTR-60, 70 and 80.

2605 of the pre -war stock (3313). Although the report states that there is no complete confidence in these figures, but the author of the publication reported that he spent sufficient time to study Russian warehouses and repair plants. "Although MT-LB reserves are over, it does not mean that they will also disappear from the battlefield in the near future, as Russia will probably expose 1000-2000 such cars," the message reads.