Ukrainian long-range strikes on Russian ammunition depots have significantly reduced their daily artillery shell expenditure from approximately 40,000 to 27,000-28,000 rounds. This success, exceeding 1700 kilometers in range, is attributed to increased Ukrainian deep strike capabilities utilizing unmanned systems. While the reduction is substantial, a slight increase in Russian shelling suggests potential resupply from allies or increased domestic production. These developments occur against a backdrop of ongoing Russian offensives in eastern Ukraine and previous ammunition supply shortfalls for Ukrainian forces.
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Russian ammunition use has ‘practically halved’ due to Kyiv strikes, Ukrainian commander-in-chief says. This is a significant claim, suggesting a dramatic shift in the dynamics of the conflict. It raises immediate questions about the feasibility and implications of such a reduction in Russian firepower. What precisely accounts for this alleged drop? Is it due to a decline in Russian production capacity, a strategic shift in tactics, or perhaps a combination of both?
Russian ammunition use has ‘practically halved’ due to Kyiv strikes, Ukrainian commander-in-chief says, and the assertion prompts further consideration of the methodology behind this assessment. How exactly is the daily ammunition expenditure being calculated?… Continue reading
Explosions rocked a Russian ammunition depot in Yenakiieve, Donetsk Oblast, prompting an evacuation order from Russian-installed authorities. Eyewitnesses and videos confirm significant detonations at the facility, reportedly located near a military training site and residential areas. The depot, described as containing a large quantity of ammunition, serves as a key Russian logistics center. This attack highlights the vulnerability of Russian supply lines and military infrastructure within occupied territories.
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