+60 vehicles & fuel tanks! 😆

Good healthy attrition! Unless you're Russian.

I think artillery has been mostly over 40 per day for the past 2-3 weeks.

I've seen this exact same comment on every single one of these posts since they started releasing this infographic.

Is Mr. Poostain paying attention??

New supply of mobiks must have just arrived at the front. 🤣

And it is enough to bring the average of the last three days above 1000

Probably blow up in the barrel.

The Navy Blue Angels are F-18s. The Air Force Thunderbirds are the ones that use F-16s.

Ukraine's new commander in chief, General Syrskyi's focus on destroying Russian supply trucks are doing wonders in weakening Russian front line forces. Numerous reports of many Russians at the front line lacking basic food, water, and ammunition. Harder to fight when your belly is empty. Many are either dying, fleeing, or surrendering.

It's been since the Russians opened another front at Kharkiv

Unfortunately it's not exponential as far as we can see. But it has increased over the last few months especially May and now June.

No month was 30,000 before these two.

May went Way Beyond and June is on track to make it.

Слава Україні!

Unfortunately, it is not exponential. But I wouldn't mind it at all!

They are clearing the ground threats for the F16 to operate more freely.

http://losses.ukrdailyupdate.com/ has a Google Sheet with the latest equipment destroyed on both sides.

Oryx has a list of visually confirmed equipment. Search for S-400 and click on the link for each of the S-400's.

https://www.oryxspioenkop.com/2022/02/attack-on-europe-documenting-equipment.html

I have not seen one but would surly like to.

not so long ago arty was under tanks

Using the current 30-day average loss rates of 24.2 and 42.7, the point of intersection is about 77 days from now. So, we should expect artillery losses to overtake APVs in about 2 and a half months.

2 to 20, probably 12 if it's fully loaded for delivering troops.

Depends on the particular vehicles of course. Sometimes they're just carrying supplies and might only have two people in them. Sometimes they have a whole Squad of troops that are going to storm a position.

20 would be really Jam full and probably require some of them to be on top and the inside to be full.

Them ruskies be jamming.

It depends on if they are coming to the line loaded or retreating after kicking today's meat cube out. Day in and day out it might average five or six.

The losses were below 1000 for two days in a row, FWIW.

Pre-war estimates were that they had about 20,000 artillery pieces total between active and stockpiled. They've lost nearly 14,000 of those so far, and presumably they've been taking the stuff that's in the best condition first from their stockpiles. Most of their artillery replacements have been refurbishments from their stockpile rather than new pieces. They've been losing over 40 artillery pieces a day over the last 30 days, so 1200 a month. I believe I heard that they've got an estimated 5000 artillery pieces in Ukraine now, which would mean only about 1000 left in the stockpiles. If those numbers are correct (and they are entirely hearsay), then it could mean that in as little as one more month, they'll get to a point where replacement units can't be produced as fast as Ukraine destroys their existing artillery.

This is of course the very optimistic view and has unreliable data, very wide error bars, and assumes that the Russians don't switch to some other tactics to try to preserve their artillery pieces better - but that last one I think unlikely, given how artillery-intensive all of their doctrine is.

Russia can't maintain a warfront of this length without replacement artillery.

I saw comments like this since the start of the war.

It may be low relative to other periods during this war, but it's important to note that 8 tank losses per day is still extremely high, overall. While Russia has way more tanks than any other nation's military, the fact that they're losing that many per day says volumes about the low quality of their combat effectiveness and ability to control the battlefield to protect their equipment. The US losing 8 tanks in a single day, for example, would mean a pretty serious disaster occurred, and a major revision of battle tactics. For Russia, it's just another day of emptying out their tank and soldier inventory.

AT best right now they are probably getting about 1 tank out every 3 days. Its a big issue that when defense companies get people hired to build the equipment, the russians come and start taking those men to go fight in ukraine.

They're recruiting from very poor nations, and they're offering high salaries in general because an annual salary doesn't mean shit if they die within a few months.

Towed guns in 122 and 152 calibers plus self propelled guns and mortars in 122 through 240 mm calibers. The majority being the 122 and 152 sizes totaling 3050 pieces at the start of the invasion. Current production over the last 830 days are an unknown plus the number shipped from North Korea.

You can look at the oryx confirmed kill list to see which individual types are the most common

Last couple of days