Russia Has Already Exhausted Tank Reserves: Research Shows the Real Situation.

Updated Analysis of Russia's Armored Vehicle Reserves

According to inkorr.com: A researcher from open sources, Jompy, has presented a new analysis of Russia's armored vehicle reserves, based on satellite images and inventory data. According to their information, most of the equipment that remains in storage is in satisfactory condition, but only a few dozen tanks can be considered 'serviceable.'

In the table created by Jompy, tanks are categorized according to their condition and repairability. Among them, tanks are highlighted with ratings such as 'satisfactory,' 'poor,' and 'worse/destroyed.'

Particular attention should be paid to the fact that after numerous waves of activation, disassembly for parts, and combat losses, the number of vehicles that can be repaired has significantly decreased. This suggests that Russia has already used up most of its conserved resources.

Overall, the study results indicate that Russia has exhausted most of its stockpiles of armored vehicles and artillery. This forces them to resort to using old and worn-out equipment to maintain the combat readiness of their units. Moreover, it is noted that since the beginning of the war in Ukraine, the Russian Federation has suffered significant losses in tank technology.

Therefore, the situation with armored vehicles in Russia indicates serious problems with its resource provision. The use of old equipment may adversely affect the effectiveness of combat operations, which in turn will impact the overall course of the war. Information about the depletion of reserves highlights the importance of further monitoring and analysis of Russia's military resources in the context of the conflict in Ukraine.