1/ Prewar AFV and tank count of Russian BTRZs (BTRZ stands for Armor Repair Plant) in collaboration with @HighMarsed. Before diving into the count, BTRZs aren't actual storage facilities, but factories where equipment previously in storage is set to be refurbished for service.
Du 12 au 23 novembre 2026, la boutique vous propose cette “Vue générale de Constantinopolis (Constantinople) (Turquie)” par Jean-Claude Golvin. ⚒️
Imprimé sur commande, le dessin est au format paysage et proposé dans les dimensions 90 x 53 cm.
The recent kill counts make clear that Ukraine has finally completely adapted to Russian infiltration tactics. So what's next? What could be the next step in Russian offensive tactics?
Serious question, so no meme answers pls.
@basedaltaccount Or maybe, you know, check with other verified casualties and people checking visual proof of the day to day casualties.
But yeah, I'm not gonna go down this way, I'm really not feeling it today.
@tranigajewsyndr@AndruhaK66412@MonoSicario3@resparvi I shouldn't bite the bait, but I will: land wasn't even the target of Vivaldi, as seen by them refusing to advance and instead letting waves of Russians to fall trying to preserve doomed positions for months.
Goddamn, I missed this tweet back then. This explains why there are a bunch of tanks left in the 1311th they don't take away despite having emptied the rest of the base in the last few months.
@zb1kster But of course making an effort to read my research in recent months and how they've stopped refurbing and sending old tanks anymore to active service would be too much effort. Better to memespam and repost old posts from early 2026 or before.
@NadsDogs Some tanks are hooked, some aren't. Most tanks you're seeing there are T-72s and T-80s, there's just a few T-64s, which fits with the small amount of likely misID'd T-72s left there now.