The main task is the destruction

Russia is able to continue the offensive only due to its predominant human resource, says military observer Alexander Kovalenko. Hence the logical conclusion: the condition of stopping this offensive is an increase in enemy losses. In June, Russian occupation troops completed the first phase of their summer offensive with a rather mediocre result - 497 km². Although the losses of RVV have not demonstrated any serious records, there is an obvious exhaustion of a number of categories.

ROV has become much less used in the database of armored vehicles, VTTs and BBM, reduced the presence of artillery, reactive systems are increasingly replaced by either North Korean specimens or homuncles. It is also noteworthy that the Russian army also decreases the number of lightweight vehicles used during storms. Increasingly, the infantry, small groups is preferred.

Thus, resolving the issue of RVV on the offensive now lies in the plane of solving the problem with their human resource, which prevails. The problem of increasing enemy losses should be one of the main ones in the near future - taking into account the success of the depletion of the mechanized component. Something tells me that by the end of a full -scale war in a number of categories among the losses of the roar records we will never see. And all because . . .