Ukraine now has a tank advantage over Russia

NATO and the EU are in chaos. They still have to survive economic collapse.
The EU survived the Great Recession, and Covid. It is stronger because of both of them. NATO is growing in strength. Not to mention, a lot of countries are trying to join both.
 
That the Imperial Empire seems to have abruptly ended the North Koreans in Kursk fiction after three full months of running it is interesting.
 
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events – day 1,074


Russia launched a barrage of drones and missiles on Ukraine, killing 15 people and damaging dozens of residential buildings as well as energy infrastructure across the country, Ukrainian officials said. At least 16 others, including four children, were wounded.

Two civilians were killed after Russia’s Belgorod region bordering Ukraine came under multiple Ukrainian drone attacks, Regional Governor Governor Vyacheslav Gladkov said.

The Ukrainian air force said Russian forces launched 123 drones and more than 40 missiles. Its air defence units shot down 56 of the drones and redirected 61, it said. The air force provided no figures on how many missiles were intercepted.

Russian forces shot down 44 Ukrainian drones and a US-made HIMARS rocket launch system in the last 24 hours, the Russian Defence Ministry said.

Russia’s Ministry of Defence said its forces launched attacks aimed at Ukraine’s gas and other energy infrastructure and shot down 108 Ukrainian drones in the last 24 hours, Russian news agencies reported.

Ukraine and Russia traded blame for a deadly missile attack that killed at least four people in the dormitory of a boarding school situated in a part of Russia’s Kursk region held by Ukrainian forces. About 84 people were rescued or received medical assistance following the attack. Four of the injured were in serious condition.

An explosion at a Ukrainian army recruitment centre in the western city of Rivne killed one person and wounded six, police said. The centre handles and maintains military records and is responsible for drafting men into the army as the country battles Russia.

 
The hardest tank crew member to replace is the commander. Being able to coordinate an attack with other tanks is very difficult. The urge to stick your head out is extreme, but that can mean death.

Training a tank commander takes about two years.

We are not seeing the Russians able to use multiple tanks in coordinated attacks. Even when they are transported together, one tank follows another, like they are tethered. They quickly become disoriented when their sensors are fired upon.

To me this says that Russia has run out of tank commanders. They can still train other tank crew members, but how well?

The planned for tank breakthroughs are not even being attempted anymore.
 
The hardest tank crew member to replace is the commander. Being able to coordinate an attack with other tanks is very difficult. The urge to stick your head out is extreme, but that can mean death.

Training a tank commander takes about two years.

We are not seeing the Russians able to use multiple tanks in coordinated attacks. Even when they are transported together, one tank follows another, like they are tethered. They quickly become disoriented when their sensors are fired upon.

To me this says that Russia has run out of tank commanders. They can still train other tank crew members, but how well?

The planned for tank breakthroughs are not even being attempted anymore.
Suuuuuuure.
 
Suuuuuuure.
I saw a video of two Bradleys taking out a T-90. Putin claims the T-90 is the best tank in the world. Bradleys are not even tanks. Their main gun is a heavy machine gun, which cannot take out a tank. There is no way they should be able to take out an experience tank crew... And clearly they were not dealing with an experienced tank crew.
 
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