Rysk förluster och aktiviteter

Ryska förluster i Ukraina

  • 1110 KWIA
  • 2 Tanks
  • 4 AFVs
  • 85 Artillery systems
  • 3 MLRS
  • 2387 UAVs
  • 26 Cruise missiles
  • 199 Vehicles & fuel tanks

Ryska aktiviteter

Nytt rekord när det gäller självmorsdrönarna.

  • 157 combat clashes
  • 80 air strikes (37 missiles)
  • 260 KAB
  • 10 491 kamikaze drones
  • 3 850 shells (119 from MLRS)

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Kommer regimen i Iran att fall inom de närmaste månaderna?

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    102 votes - 53% of all voters, 53% of all selected options
  • Nej
    61 votes - 32% of all voters, 32% of all selected options
  • Vet inte
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  1. ”Ukraine has experience launching a grain corridor in the Black Sea despite Russia’s attempts to block the supply of food and other goods. The current situation is similar, but this time it concerns energy.”

    — President Zelenskyy

    Ukraine is ready to assist in unblocking the Strait of Hormuz in the Middle East if requested.

    An attitude quite different from how many European countries have responded to American requests for assistance. And a more serious approach than taken from experts and bloggers smearing, raveling and joking about the US/Israeli-led effort to dismantle the world’s leading terrorism regime. The jokes will land on those who deserve it.

      1. Han spelar snyggt!

        Det som irriterar mig mest med Europa är att många politiker verkar bry sig mer om vad som gör dem själva populära än vad som kan vara bäst för landet. Vi såg vad som hände i Kanada och när Trump bråkade om Grönland ökade stödet för danska S som leder regeringen där. Att ”stå upp” mot Trump är opportunistisk 

        Såg en rubrik om att Kina skulle börja sälja LNG. Frågan är om de då kommer gasa på kolkraftverken? I Europa har vi så höga kostnader för CO2 utsläpp att kolkraften går i sista hand, resultatet blir att industrier flyttar till Kina som bränner kol för full muggar. Men vad gör vi inte för att det ska se fint ut på ytan?

    1. Länk intervjun:

      https://x.com/gerashchenko_en/status/2040085102957318367?s=46

      President Zelenskyy: Ukraine is open to discussing the issue of the Strait of Hormuz, but we are not involved at this stage, as no such request has been made.

      ”Today, I do not see any country capable of lifting the blockade on its own – only joint efforts can deliver results. Ukraine has experience launching a grain corridor in the Black Sea despite Russia’s attempts to block the supply of food and other goods. The current situation is similar, but this time it concerns energy.

      Our proposal – based on our experience – is that the war and negotiations on reopening the Strait of Hormuz could proceed in parallel. It is worth trying to find a diplomatic solution, and this could be beneficial for both sides in the conflict.

      An alternative approach could be the establishment of unilateral control over the strait, similar to what Ukraine did with the grain corridor. This would require interceptors, military convoys to escort vessels, a large integrated electronic warfare network, and other tools. We are ready to help with this.

      However, at this stage, we are not involved. No one has made such a request yet. For now, we are simply sharing our expertise. If one day our partners choose to use it, we will be ready.”

    2. Reopening the strait through military means would unfold in three stages.

      1. Clearing mines [..]
      2. Suppressing threats along the coast. [..] requires constant surveillance and rapid interception.
      3. Defending ships in real time. Once drones or missiles are launched, response windows are short.

      What Ukraine brings to the table

      [..]
      ”Our expertise in unblocking the Black Sea corridor is very important, and this issue is being raised,” Zelensky said.

      Alongside military measures, Ukraine worked to reduce shipping risks by partnering with two major British insurers.

      [..]

      This combination of military and commercial strategy could prove useful in the Persian Gulf.

      In comparison, most Western naval platforms currently deployed in the Gulf are designed to counter high-end threats, such as missiles and aircraft, and rely on sophisticated, costly interceptors.

      This model is poorly suited to dealing with swarms of low-cost drones or fast-moving surface vessels that Iran possesses.

      Ukraine’s innovative approach, built around scalable, relatively inexpensive systems, is far better suited to countering such attacks.

      A central element of that approach has been the rapid development of naval drones. Ukraine now operates a wide range of unmanned surface systems that can be used both for kamikaze strikes against surface ships and, in modified versions, to launch first-person-view (FPV) drones or carry air defense systems.

  2. Army Inform

    Nine out of ten: Ukraine’s air defences set a drone interception record in March

    Ukrainian Defence Forces intercepted over 90% of Russian drones in March — a record performance against a rapidly escalating air campaign — @DefenceU.

    The context matters

    Russia is not reducing attacks — it is scaling them.

    In March alone, Ukrainian air defences tracked around 6,600 aerial targets, up from more than 5,300 the month before.

    Of these:
    — 6,463 drones launched → 5,833 neutralised (90.25%)
    — 138 missiles launched → 102 intercepted (~74%)

    The strategy behind Russian strikes is increasingly clear:

    — mass launches
    — mixed packages (drones + missiles)
    — attempts to overload air defence systems

    On 24 March, Russia launched nearly 1,000 drones in a single day — the largest attack of the war.

    Ukraine responded with 94.6% interception.

    This is not just air defence — it’s system-level adaptation.

    Ukraine combines:
    — air defence systems
    — aviation
    — electronic warfare (jamming and “soft kills”)
    — mobile fire groups

    Not every target is destroyed — some are neutralised without interception, preserving scarce missiles.

    The goal is explicit:

    — detect 100% of threats in real time
    — intercept at least 95%

    Ukraine is not there yet.
    But it is getting closer — under increasing pressure.

    For international observers:

    this is a live test of how modern air defence scales under saturation attacks.

    And so far, Ukraine is holding.

     

  3. N Slobozhansky-Kursk 3
    S Slobozhansky 5
    Kupyansk 8
    Lyman 2↘️
    Slovyansk 5
    Kramatorsk 0
    Kostjantynivka 23💥↗️
    Pokrovsk 35💥💥↘️
    Oleksandrivskij 8↘️
    Huliaipole 16💥↘️
    Orikhivsk 2↘️
    Prydniprovskij/Dnipro 5↗️

    Sum sectors 112↘️
    Unlocalized 45
    Total 157↘️

  4. Hemma i Sverige är det fortfarande de som inte insett att det pågår ett krig i Europa som är det mest omfattande sedan det andra världskriget. Man häpnar när man ser att vissa individer som tillråga är avlönade med skattemedel inte tycks fatta att man inte kan stoppa rysspacket med handhjärtan och styrkekramar allena.
    Per Olsson Frid, GD för en av statens många dussinmyndigheter till ams-projekt, lallar på om att vi inte ska lämna det numera tämligen daterade ottawa-fördraget om personminor.
    Jag önskar att denna förbannade clown till nyttig idiot drabbas både av multipelt nageltrång och kroniska hemorrojder, då han redan tycks lida av hjärnröta.
    mitt råd till regeringen är att omedelbart lämna ottawa-fördraget och lägga ner Folke Bernadotteakademin och lägga de skattemedlen man sparar genom detta, på inköp av nya minor till Försvarsmakten istället.
    https://omni.se/kritik-mot-svenska-planer-pa-att-tillata-minor-ingen-vag-framat/a/7pp8V3

    1. Lägg till att minor som används i väst brukar ha en inbyggd klocka eller är beroende av ett batteri som endast räcker en viss tid, när batteriet tar slut slutar minan att fungera, dvs områden med trupminor röjer sig själva med tiden.

  5. https://x.com/gerashchenko_en/status/2040059961133195743?s=46

    Q: Is the Kremlin benefiting from the war in Iran? President Trump has eased off some sanctions on Russian oil. So is Putin gaining from Trump’s actions in the Middle East?

    President Zelenskyy: Putin wants a long war. For him, a long war in Iran is a plus.

    In addition to higher energy prices, it means the depletion of U.S. reserves and air defense production capacity. Any war is a depletion of resources.

    So it benefits Putin when resources do not go to Ukraine – the country he has directed his army against and is fighting. He needs to weaken us. And this is a long process. The Middle East is one of the ways to do that.

    📹: BBC Politics

  6. 2 april 2026:

    Ukrainian drones of the 1st Center of Unmanned Systems Forces flew 1,300 km and hit the Bashneft-Novoil refinery.

    The refinery is part of the ”Ufa refinery group” and has a primary oil refining capacity of approximately 7 million tons per year. It produces aviation fuel, diesel, Euro-5/6 grade gasoline, and other petroleum products used, among other things, to supply the Russian army.

  7. Russia suffers record losses in March, Zelensky says. Zelensky also said that, according to British intelligence, the battlefield situation is currently the most favorable for Ukraine in the past 10 months.

    Zelensky said Ukraine has video evidence of each casualty among the more than 35,000 Russian soldiers reported killed or wounded.

    ”We have clear and verified reports on every front and across all categories of casualties. We are ready to provide the relevant data to our partners,” Zelensky said after a meeting with Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov.

    https://kyivindependent.com/russia-suffers-record-losses-in-march-with-over-35-000-killed-and-injured-in-ukraine-zelensky-says

     

  8. While Ukraine aid runs dry, Trump asks for record-breaking $1.5 trillion in military spending.

    • Proposed budget calls for a $445 billion (44%) increase in defense funds in 2027
    • Coincides with a 99% drop in U.S. military aid to Ukraine during his first year back in office.
    • No new defense aid packages under the Presidential Drawdown Authority (PDA).
    • Instead, weapons sold to Ukraine via NATO partners, using PURL.
    • PURL program may also be at risk as Trump’s focus veers from ending Russia’s war in Ukraine to waging a new U.S. war in the Middle East.
    • Trump threatens to stop supplying weapons to Ukraine unless European countries assist the U.S. military effort in Iran, helping unblock the Strait of Hormuz.

    https://kyivindependent.com/while-ukraine-aid-runs-dry-trump-asks-for-record-breaking-1-5-trillion-in-military-spending

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