The conflict between Russia and Ukraine has lasted for more than 700 days, and both sides have suffered heavy losses. As the initiator of the war, how long can Russia hold out?
Take a look at the cumulative losses of the Russian army:
Soldier deaths: 392,380, an increase of 910 per day.
Military aircraft: 332 in total.
Tanks: 6,383 in total, 11 per day.
Helicopters: 325 in total.
Armored combat vehicles: a total of 11,899 units, with a daily increase of 20 units.
Cruise missiles: 1,880 in total, with a daily increase of 31.
Artillery: 9,411 guns, 24 more per day.
*Vessels: 24 in total.
Multiple launch rocket systems: a total of 980 sets.
Air defense system: a total of 666 sets, with a daily increase of 1 set.
Submarines: 1 in total.
Fuel supply vehicles: a total of 12,513 units, a daily increase of 27 units.
UAVs: a total of 7,191 aircraft, a daily increase of 14 aircraft.
Special equipment: a total of 1,505 sets, a daily increase of 8 sets.
The above data comes from the report of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Perhaps Russia's own war losses will be different, but modern warfare is transparent, and the difference will not be very large.
With Russia's military reserves and economic power, there is no advantage over Ukraine, which is supported by NATO.
It was at this time, on February 7, that Japanese right-wingers marched near the Russian embassy in Japan, demanding the return of the northern territories.
If there is a second Russo-Japanese war, it will be tantamount to adding insult to injury for **.
However, the situation on the peninsula in Northeast Asia is extremely grim, with all DPRK and ROK public servants equipped with guns, and the United States and Japan have handed over military command of the peninsula to the ROK and provided military aid, and war is on the verge of breaking out.
What a turbulent world.
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