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newspaper reported "Daily Mail" The British stated that the size of the Russian losses increased significantly with the entry of the military operation into its third month.
And the figures, published by the Ukrainian Ground Forces on Sunday morning, indicate that Russia has so far lost 21,800 soldiers, 873 tanks and 179 aircraft, in addition to the sinking of the guided-missile cruiser. "Moskva".
Width: "Also, 2,238 armored vehicles, 154 helicopters and 408 defense systems were destroyed".
Ukrainian ground forces say that "The strong resistance caused serious damage to the Russian military equipment and machinery".
While observers explain that "heavy losses in Russian forces It goes back to poor tactical decisions by Russian military commanders and a significant understatement of the capabilities of the Ukrainian armed forces".
Michael Clarke, Visiting Professor in the Department of War Studies at King’s College London, stated that the Russian Army was composed at the beginning of the war From 280,000 soldiers to about 125,000 Ukrainian soldiers, he added "But in fact, the number of Russian soldiers needed to take over the entire country and control the population should be close to a million".
He added: "This highlights that Kremlin tragically underestimated the amount of force needed to force Ukraine to submit".
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And the British newspaper “Daily Mail” reported that the size of the Russian losses increased significantly as the military operation entered its third month.
And the figures, published by the Ukrainian Ground Forces on Sunday morning, indicate that Russia has so far lost 21,800 soldiers, 873 tanks and 179 aircraft, in addition to the sinking of the guided-missile cruiser.Moskva“.
She added, “Also, 2,238 armored vehicles, 154 helicopters and 408 defense systems were destroyed.”
The Ukrainian ground forces say that “the strong resistance caused serious damage to Russian military equipment and mechanisms.”
While observers explain that “the heavy losses in Russian forces It is due to poor tactical decisions by Russian military leaders and the significant underestimation of the capabilities of the Ukrainian armed forces.”
Michael Clarke, Visiting Professor in the Department of War Studies at King’s College London, stated that the Russian Army was composed at the beginning of the war From 280,000 soldiers to about 125,000 Ukrainian soldiers, he added, “But in fact, the number of Russian soldiers needed to seize the entire country and control the population should be close to a million.”
He added, “This highlights that Kremlin tragically underestimated the amount of force needed to force Ukraine to submit.”