Russian losses

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The latest report of Russian losses in Ukraine shows high numbers in both personnel and equipment.

  • 1360 KIA
  • 8 Tanks
  • 16 AFVs
  • 65 Artillery systems
  • 1948 UAVs
  • 181 Vehicles & fuel tanks

Russian losses since the start of the war

Russian activities in Ukraine

  • 236 skirmishes
  • 89 air strikes
  • 280 KAB
  • 8,769 kamikaze drones
  • 3,886 grenade attacks (79 from MLRS)

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  1. 205

     

    Russian press increases for the third day in a row. The attack pressure for 24 hours is still a bit below last week’s peak at the beginning of the offensive that we can still see. In this morning’s report, the Russians have opened up a minor offensive in the south, Orikhivsk 10, which has long been around a few or no attacks.

    N Slobozhansky-Kursk 0↘️
    S Slobozhansky 5
    Kupyansk 9💥
    Lyman 5↘️
    Slovyansk 4
    Kramatorsk 3
    Kostjantynivka 27💥💥↘️
    Pokrovsk 57💥💥💥↗️
    Oleksandrivskij 22💥↗️
    Huliaipole 33💥💥↗️
    Orikhivsk 10💥↗️
    Prydniprovskij/Dnipro 2

    Sum sectors 177↗️
    Unlocalized 59↗️
    Total 236↗️

    Pokrovsk 57💥💥💥↗️

    Oleksandrivskij 22💥↗️

    Huliaipole 33💥💥↗️

    Orikhivsk 10💥↗️

     

  3. MXT

    “❗️Moldova thanked Ukraine for the rapid restoration of the power system after Russian attacks Moldova’s Foreign Minister Mihai Popșoi thanked Ukrainian partners for the prompt restoration of the Isaccea–Vulcănești power transmission line after Russian strikes.

    “Swift actions were critically important for the stability of Moldova’s energy system and for preventing large-scale blackouts.”

    https://bsky.app/profile/militarynewsua.bsky.social/post/3mi6jrhqmxs2f“

  6. MXT

    “An additional 20 ships, two of which per day, are now allowed to pass through the Strait of Hormuz under the Pakistani flag. This is stated by Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar in a post on X.

    He states that this is a “welcome and constructive gesture” from Iran:

    “It is a messenger of peace and will contribute to stability in the region.”

    Earlier this week, Iran gave the green light to allow ten Pakistani oil tankers to pass through the Strait of Hormuz, writes TT.”

  7. MXT

    Two of the Coast Guard’s ships that Sweden sent to Ukraine have not arrived, despite it being a year since the government donated them. This is reported by Ekot.

    The reason is that Turkey has prevented the ships from traveling to the Black Sea through the Bosphorus strait. The country claims that the ships are military support.

    Sweden argues that the ships are civilian.

    “It is crucial that we deliver all the support to Ukraine that Sweden provides,” says Carl-Oskar Bohlin (M), Minister for Civil Defense, to the radio.

    1. Proxima

      The Coast Guard belongs to the navy in almost all nations except in Sweden. In Finland, Denmark, and Norway, the Coast Guard is military. There should have been a dialogue with Turkey before the journey began. What should be done now when some Coast Guard vessels are to have certain armaments? In the past, the icebreakers belonged to the navy with crew from the fleet, which made it difficult to cooperate with the Finnish icebreakers that were civilian. My proposal is to connect the Coast Guard to the navy.

      1. MXT

        Ah, so that’s probably why Turkey classifies them as military vessels, interesting!

        Maybe it would be best as you suggest if that’s the most common practice in other countries. Then maybe we wouldn’t have been surprised by their interception.

  8. MXT

    In the Russian Murmansk region, students will soon have a new subject in the curriculum: training in killing with drones, reports The Barents Observer.

    Teachers in the region received training earlier in March in everything from drone repair and maintenance to constructing the vehicles. The practical aspects included map reading, flight simulators, and physical drone flying.

    These skills will then be passed on to the students by the teachers.

    According to the Russian exile newspaper, Russia is in the process of introducing this education into the national curriculum.

    It is also part of a nationwide campaign where the state is trying to attract young people to drone units within the military. The Russian Ministry of Defense also offers students one-year contracts for service in such units. However, the contracts are described as unclear and practically lack end dates, which could bind them to the military indefinitely.

  9. MXT

    “One of Donald Trump’s goals in the war against Iran is to disable the country’s robot capacity. However, the American military can only confirm with certainty that one third of the robots have been destroyed, according to five sources for Reuters.

    Another third is difficult to assess, but is believed to be buried, damaged, or destroyed.

    The same applies to Iran’s drone capacity, one third is estimated to be destroyed, according to one of the sources.

    This contrasts with President Trump’s statement on Thursday that Iran has “very few robots left”.”

  10. MXT

    🇷🇺⚰️🪦 “80-90% of the Russian army’s personnel losses occur at the initial stage of crossing the front line. They die on the way, even before engaging in battle with the enemy — without even seeing them at all.

    Most of the losses come from FPV drones and drone ambushes, which Ukrainian formations are acquiring en masse.” The famous EU military propagandist and Z-blogger, Yuri Kotenok, has finally revealed where 90% of Putin’s army’s “excess people” disappear.”

    1. maggan

      That looks like good value for money. Cheap drone vs. expensive high-tech.

      I wonder if the Americans are going to seek revenge in some way? But they definitely don’t need any help from the man with no cards up his sleeve.

    2. Umlaut

      I certainly hope that the Iran war will result in the fall of the mullah regime, and that Iran can flourish as a democracy. Trump has indeed said that mullahs are totally fine, as long as they are willing to make a deal 💰 with Trump, so I hope 🌮 is wrong or lying as usual. However, I can’t help but think that it’s somewhat fair that very expensive equipment is going up in smoke. They should feel the pinch in their wallets considering the kind of mischief they have voted into power, even though the alternative wasn’t very good either.

      1. MXT

        Bringing down the regime should be the main goal, if you can remove them and replace it with a democratic rule instead of the current religious one, probably all other issues with Iran will also be able to be solved.

  12. MXT

    Ukraine has decided to keep that port closed.

    “Overnight Ust-Luga in Russia’s Leningrad region was hit again. Reports say another tank at the Novatek terminal caught fire.”
    https://bsky.app/profile/wartranslated.bsky.social/post/3mi6lu6vlfs23

    “Ukraine attacked the important Russian port of Ust-Luga in the Gulf of Finland again last night, Bloomberg reports. The governor writes on Telegram that a fire broke out in the port as a result of the attack. At least 31 drones were launched.

    This is the latest in a series of Ukrainian attacks on Ust-Luga. Work at the port was halted on Wednesday, which has major consequences for Russian oil exports. Together with the port of Primorsk, Ust-Luga accounts for around 45 percent of Russia’s oil exports by sea. …”
    https://omni.se/ny-ukrainsk-attack-mot-den-viktiga-hamnen-ust-luga/a/n11OWB

  15. Fram i Natten

    Satellite images from Primorsk and Ust-Luga show ongoing fires. In Primorsk, at least 6 tanks were destroyed with another 3 possibly damaged/destroyed. In Ust-Luga, four tanks were destroyed including pipeline infrastructure. Another 4 tanks might have taken damage. #Russia

  18. MXT

    The USA probably needs to send many more if they are planning a ground invasion and if they hope for a quick end to the war. There has been talk of between 5 to 10,000 soldiers. Even if they are certainly completely superior, I don’t think it will be enough. In that case, they must focus on special operations and try to secure the strait, as well as capture the current leaders. It might work, but I am doubtful. Then of course there is the chance that the people will rise up and then it could happen quickly, but the question is if they are even sufficiently armed.

    “Iran criticizes the USA and accuses the country of projecting willingness to negotiate while planning a ground invasion.

    “Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf says in state media that the country must now prepare itself, reports AFP.

    – Our men are waiting for the American soldiers to arrive so that we can set fire to them and punish their allies once and for all, he says.

    The statement comes after reports that the USA is preparing a ground invasion in Iran. Overnight, the Washington Post reported that one of President Trump’s options is a month-long operation involving both special forces and traditional troops.” https://omni.se/iran-vara-soldater-vantar-pa-att-usa-invaderar/a/M77pmM

  19. MXT

    Finnish authorities are currently investigating suspected drones that are believed to have crashed on the country’s territory, Finnish media reports.

    “We take the matter very seriously,” says Defense Minister Antti Häkkänen.

    It is said to involve two suspected drones that were noticed in Kouvola in the southeastern parts of the country. Yle reports that the drones are said to have crashed in different locations.

  23. MXT

    “❗️Russia is building the “Azov Ring” to consolidate control over the south, — Reuters.
    Moscow continues to unite the occupied territories into a single logistics network around the Sea of Azov:

    ▪️New roads and railway branches are being built.

    ▪️A route over 600 km long is being created, which directly connects the Donetsk and Zaporizhzhia regions with the territory of Russia.

    ▪️The main goal is the rapid transfer of military forces and deeper integration of the captured regions.”

    https://bsky.app/profile/maks23.bsky.social/post/3mi6wqbtspc2c

  24. MXT

    Let’s hope it’s correct. Starting to have difficulty trusting what is being communicated from the USA. It may be accurate right now, but they provide so many different messages all the time.

    “❗️The US assured Ukraine it is not redirecting weapons purchased under the PURL program to the Middle East, Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha said. The program remains active with no current plans for diversion, according to Washington.”
    https://bsky.app/profile/noelreports.com/post/3mi6xwhwaxc2a

    2. CB500four

      Hmm, I don’t think they are there until they are. Trump will probably want to get his hands on them and send them to the Middle East. He can always say it’s as payment for Europe not coming running when Trump called.

  28. johan No.1

    Jordan, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar all now have trade agreements with Ukraine to acquire their interceptor drones.

    Good pay and a solid slap in the face to the USA – good.

    Ukraine has also punished Hungary and Slovakia, which the USA now openly supports.

    And Zelensky has openly criticized the USA and Trump.

    Showdown, and Ukraine wouldn’t have done this if they were weak, right?

    1. N Eklund

      They don’t like the IRGC so maybe it’s a first step to enter the conflict, because if they are to join, a good air defense is required. The Saudis’ national animal is the dromedary, Arabian camel, it has patience, then it has more patience, then it has even more patience before flipping completely. They are probably really eager to finish the job with the Houthis that they were stopped from after the agreement in Gottröra. The Houthis are controlled by the IRGC.

      1. CB500four

        Iran has probably burned many bridges with its creation of terrorist groups around the Middle East. It’s probably good if the other countries start fighting back.

        interesting with the camel, wouldn’t want to be close when it decides that now is enough.

    1. CB500four

      Up here in the North, it’s calm, we don’t have much gas power, so we’ll probably manage.

      However, I’m a little afraid that the Germans might get a bit nervous, their industry will have to bear even greater electricity price shocks, but the greens will surely rejoice as they get to shut down all electricity-intensive industries.

       

      1. N Eklund

        What could happen is that they lower the price or remove the requirement for emission rights for coal power. Coal is quite cheap but is expensive for the Germans because it’s expensive to emit carbon dioxide. China has 80% coal power in its mix (last time I saw a figure), maybe still better to emit a little here until we have sorted things out than to have jobs and production move to China?

        1. CB500four

          Saw that coal power accounts for 22.7% of electricity production in Germany, while 19% was Gas. Possibly, surely some of the gas can be replaced with coal, and some of the imports, but they probably have to count on higher prices overall in the whole of Europe, especially those connected to Germany. You in SE4, start saving.

          1. Jan W

            Eurostat figures for 2024 (the most recent available) are slightly lower than your figures for both coal and gas. Efforts have been made to phase out coal, which emits twice as much CO2 per kWh. At the same time, the share of fossil gas has increased. Ten years earlier, the figures were 45% (coal) and 10% (fossil gas).

            It is less likely that there is infrastructure for a (significant) increase in coal. But that’s just a guess on my part. Furthermore, the British and Norwegians have had doubts about expanding their fossil fuel assets. However, I have no idea what quantities would have been possible if energy security had been valued more highly.

            https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/databrowser/bookmark/07632f69-5c49-464e-9249-59e0978d4f09?lang=en&createdAt=2026-03-29T20:12:44Z

    1. CB500four

      And Trump wonders “maybe they have given, maybe not” Trump first, Putin second, Usa third.

      Well, Usa has reduced Russia’s influence overall, but Putin will probably get away with more than anyone else on the planet would do.

    1. Flurrevuppen

      Yes… the grifters associated are having a bit of a hard time.. feels like the pressure has increased due to Iran… and that we are approaching a situation where “something’s gotta break”… a bit unclear what that “something” is though…

    2. CB500four

      It’s probably just a matter of time. I believe that this could be the final nail in the coffin for Trump, it’s hard to believe that many share Trump’s view on Putin vs Zelensky.

      Perhaps Trump will send Ukraine’s EU-sponsored weapons to Russia instead. Lend-lease all over again.

       

    3. Jan W

      The war in Iran is a jackpot for Putin. What he loses in terms of Iran as an ally is surely more than compensated for by the increase in oil revenues. Unless Ukraine manages to stop a large part of the exports. I believe Trump will have a lot on his plate due to the oil prices now facing two shocks at the same time.

  35. johan No.1

    VERY STRANGE

    the Iraqi militias have arrived in Tehran.

    how is that possible???????

    we’ll see this week but now I’m suspicious 🧐🧐🧐🧐

  36. 205

    According to House of Representatives majority leader Steve Scalise, ground troops in Iran are not ruled out.

    […]

    This week, there have been reports that the USA is considering a ground invasion – which the White House has denied.

     

    — DN

  39. MXT
    “🇫🇮 Stubb: This morning, drones have strayed into Finnish territory. One of the drones has been confirmed to be Ukrainian in origin. I want to emphasize that there is no military threat to Finland. Our authorities reacted to the situation immediately.
    I thank the authorities for their efficient action. The investigation of the incident continues. We are monitoring the situation closely. The authorities maintain readiness to react to future incidents. Finland stands ready to monitor and protect its territory.”
    https://bsky.app/profile/maks23.bsky.social/post/3mi7o5z4tx22k
  40. MXT

    “Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has ordered the IDF to expand the so-called buffer zones in southern Lebanon, several media outlets report.

    – I have just given orders to further expand the existing security buffer zone. We are determined to fundamentally change the situation in the north, he says in a statement according to France24.

    According to Netanyahu, the order aims to enhance the defense situation along Israel’s northern border, Reuters writes.

    – Instead of them surprising us, we surprise them. We are the active party, we are the attacking party, we are the ones taking the initiative and we are deep inside their territory, he continues according to Jerusalem Post.”

  43. MXT

    “❗️ Ryssland attackerar Kramatorsk: tre döda, inklusive ett barn Förutom de döda skadades 6 personer till. En kvinna och fem män i åldrarna 19 till 84 skadades. 7 lägenhetsbyggnader och 11 privata hus skadades, liksom en bankbyggnad, en affär och ett café.”

  45. N Eklund

    The problem is that if they are to reveal the next 10 moves just because they are a democracy with a free press, they will risk large amounts of their own lives and their power in the world. 

  51. 205

    U.S. to Allow Russian Oil Tanker to Reach Cuba, Breaking Blockade

    The tanker could reach its expected Cuban destination by Tuesday, providing a lifeline to the island after months of an effective oil blockade by the Trump administration.

    — NYT

    1. fedtmule

      I have difficulty seeing the logic in allowing the Russian tanker to pass through to Cuba. Trump is becoming more and more unpredictable and less logical, coherent, and consistent in his actions. Except when it comes to occasionally being incomprehensibly compliant with Putin. Rubio and the Cuban exiles, as well as the Reagan Republicans, that is, the real Republicans, must feel a strong disappointment and an enormous frustration if the tanker is allowed to reach its destination.

  52. johan No.1

    at We had whisky in one of those gym water bottles to try to save money at the restaurant.

    found it in the car on the way home

    now it’s over 😳

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