39% of tanks and most non-working: How many Russians have military equipment left-OSINT research

Extend: Jompy Osint Research has updated its calculations of armored vehicles remaining on Russian storage bases. And it turned out that the army of the Russian Federation remained 45% of the pre -war number of BMP, and other equipment and less. It is estimated that 39% of the pre -war number of tanks, 36% of BMP, 45% of armored personnel carriers and 39% of artillery remain on military bases. Jompy notes that in the last six months the Russians have removed all the BMPs that could be used.

And the remaining ones are apparently in a non -working condition. The researcher also suggested that the Russians did not have much armored vehicles, which can be defined as a normal state, there is no tanks in this category and at all. Almost all the remaining technique is in a bad and very poor condition. He also wrote that many remaining artillery tools are old systems that are problematic to find. "I remember when the total number of tanks was about 60%. Now almost half of the original value.

Continue in the same spirit, Russia, 2026 will be interesting . . . Another year, and they will only have what leaves the plant," - wrote in the comments. Jompy also noted that no storage tank is in good condition so that it can be quickly repaired: "Otherwise, some who have a good look in the images would have disappeared," he wrote. And Osint-researcher Yakub Yanovsky updated a visual schedule of losses of Russian equipment.

Researchers also showed satellite photos that show a huge amount of equipment on landfills, apparently waiting for repair. But most of the BMPs and tanks, in their opinion, cannot be repaired. Earlier, Jompy wrote that in the Russian Federation, from the 111 central base of the tank reserve began to take away the old BMP for the needs of the Russian army. From the Khabarovsk region, they carry the technique that can still be repaired, although it is in a miserable state.