Juha

Military equipment, Tankspotting, @Warspotting contributor

[Juha @SalmelaJS]

@LanguageIearner https://t.co/sEuq8V7nPJ

[Juha @SalmelaJS]

@UAControlMap https://t.co/sEuq8V7nPJ

[Jeff2146🇧🇪 @Jeff21461]

🇺🇦 Supposedly a SISU GTP MRAP in service with the 1st Special Operations Task Group of the 8th Special Operations Regiment.

As far as I am aware, no country has so far claimed that they are providing or that they have provided these to Ukraine.

Source in the replies.

[Aloha @aloha9916]

Looks like the first ex-Danish 🇩🇰M109A3DK was destroyed in 🇺🇦Ukraine
Without location or source

[Alexander Black @WritingFates]

In November, all the Loss-tracking sites added a 'Zemledeliye' remote mine-laying system lost near Panteleimonivka, Horlivka raion. However, new footage published at the start of January has allowed us to ID it as a previously unseen piece of 🇰🇵 equipment in use with 🇷🇺's army.

[WarSpotting @WarSpotting]

It's hard to believe we're 👀 5th calendar year of #UkraineRussiaWar. Among other things this means our end-of-year overviews are getting increasingly more colorful. The colors appear to tell us what we already know: 2025 is 📉 in almost all departments.

But there's more ⏬

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[Juha @SalmelaJS]

@MarcinRogowsk14 What exactly was storaged here?

[Aloha @aloha9916]

First destroyed 🇷🇺 Russian 220mm TOS-2 MRL from CMD unit.
14th February 2025, Pokrovsk direction.

[Juha @SalmelaJS]

@partizan_oleg @TheDeadDistrict This one. https://t.co/xMCMZXdKLp

[Juha @SalmelaJS]

@WarVehicle Yeah it's result of this specific ambush. There were mainly BTR-4s in Giri.

[Juha @SalmelaJS]

@WarVehicle Ukrainians never captured Safonovka, hence.

Anyway 14th of Sep
https://t.co/wus1dReEoo

[Juha @SalmelaJS]

@WarVehicle This Safonovka was also around 14th of August.

[Juha @SalmelaJS]

@ChungTzuW Msta-SM2 from 205th Separate Motor Rifle Brigade

[Juha @SalmelaJS]

@aXielMeMer9432 @aeronavty It's this BMD-4M

https://t.co/lDdxdHYMuK

[Juha @SalmelaJS]

@KrabGiga Might be rather a regular T-80BV, there is Ukrainian unit operating T-80BVs right where this was destroyed.

[Juha @SalmelaJS]

@moklasen Three day smo finally explained

[Juha @SalmelaJS]

@aXielMeMer9432 @HighMarsed @Strien9 None in storage, upgraded from T-80B(V)s and delivered to units.

[Juha @SalmelaJS]

@KrabGiga @lost_warinua Rather the most prominent operator, 92nd brigade is partially deployed here.

Although their combat losses were also replenished recently with a new batch of BTR-4s.

[Juha @SalmelaJS]

@verekerrichard1 @WarSpotting Labels for with and without armour kit seem to be contrariwise compared to the graph.

BTR-80A, 82A and AM are all identified as BTR-82A(M) due only a slight external difference.

Whereas current production model BTR-82AT is separated and armour kits becoming more common.