Zitat: Aktuell nutzen die Ukrainer die russische Artillerie ungefähr 1 zu 4 ab. Für jedes Artilleresystem dass die Ukraine verliert, verlieren die Russen 4. Und die Russen können diese Verlustrate so nicht durchhalten, ohne auf totale Kriegswirtschaft umzustellen, und entsprechend würde die gesamte russische Artillerie in einem Jahr entweder vollständig einknicken oder die Russen müssten die entsprechenden innenpolitischen Folgen einer totale Mobilisierung für den Krieg tragen.

(13.07.2023, 14:03)Quintus Fabius schrieb: Primär ISW. Gibt aber auch ukranische und auch russische Quellen dazu und hat seinen Weg inzwischen auch in die sogenannten Massenmedien geschafft. Hab das Zahlenverhältnis von Telegram Kanälen übernommen, aber hier mal eine lesbarere Quelle in lateinischer Schrift:

https://www.forbes.com/sites/davidaxe/2023/07/11/ukraine-is-winning-the-artillery-war-by-destroying-four-russian-howitzers-for-every-howitzer-it-loses/?sh=185b4434fcc0

Zitat:folgende Systeme wurden noch nicht im Kampf dokumentiert: - M-55S

Zitat:Kaum dass wir auf die Abwesenheit der slowenischen M-55S auf dem Schlachtfeld hingewiesen haben, erreichte uns die erste bestätigte Zerstörung dieses Panzertyps

(13.07.2023, 21:56)Quintus Fabius schrieb: Kaum dass wir auf die Abwesenheit der slowenischen M-55S auf dem Schlachtfeld hingewiesen haben, erreichte uns die erste bestätigte Zerstörung dieses Panzertyps

Zitat:Ukraine war: Two dead after 'emergency' on Crimea bridge

Russian officials say two people have died after what they call an "emergency" on the bridge linking the occupied Crimean peninsula to Russia.

The incident has not been called an attack, but unconfirmed reports said explosions were heard early on Monday. The Kerch bridge was opened in 2018 and enables road and rail travel between Russia and Crimea - Ukrainian territory held by Moscow's forces since 2014. In October last year, it was partially closed following a major explosion. [...]

Vyacheslav Gladkov, governor of the western Russian region of Belgorod, later said in his own Telegram statement that two people, the parents of a young girl, had died in the incident - which he, too, simply labelled an "emergency". Russia's transport ministry has said the explosion did not damage the bridge's supports and that only the road surface had been affected.

Zitat:The Russian MoD has begun to remove commanders from some of the Russian military’s most combat effective units and formations and appears to be accelerating this effort.

The recent dismissal of 58th Combined Arms Army Commander (CAA) Colonel General Ivan Popov and the reported dismissal of 106th Guards Airborne (VDV) Division Commander Major General Vladimir Seliverstov prompted further discussions of other alleged recent dismissals and arrests.[1] Russian sources amplified an alleged audio message from personnel of the 7th Guards Mountain VDV Division on July 15 in which the personnel claimed that the Russian military command dismissed 7th VDV Division Commander Major General Alexander Kornev in early July.[2] Russian sources also claimed that Russian authorities arrested 90th Tank Division (Eastern Military District) Commander Major General Ramil Ibatullin as well as two unspecified deputies on an unspecified date.[3]

A prominent Kremlin-affiliated milblogger suggested that the Russian military command is also planning to dismiss the 31st VDV Brigade Commander, who is reportedly Colonel Sergei Karasev.[4] Russian sources speculated that the Russian MoD may be preparing to arrest VDV Commander Colonel General Mikhail Teplinsky.[5] ISW has not observed confirmation of Seliverstov’s and Kornev’s dismissals nor of Ibatullin’s arrest, although these claims follow a pattern similar to that of previous claims of command changes that have proven true.[6]