#Russian war casualties
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-3769f6a1caf50c04d95768a0d574f0cf.jpeg "Russian military truck after a successful ATESH sabotage. (Source: ATESH)")
![An armoured troop-carrier with Russian soldiers on the top passes a banner featuring a portrait of Russian leader Vladimir Putin as they leave eave South Ossetian capital Tskhinvali on August 25. (Source: Getty Images)]( "An armoured troop-carrier with Russian soldiers on the top passes a banner featuring a portrait of Russian leader Vladimir Putin as they leave eave South Ossetian capital Tskhinvali on August 25. (Source: Getty Images)")
![Russian MiG-31K from the Russian Pacific Fleet aviation refueling above Kamchatka during military drills. (Source: Wikimedia)]( "Russian MiG-31K from the Russian Pacific Fleet aviation refueling above Kamchatka during military drills. (Source: Wikimedia)")
![Illustrative image. Soviet tanks on the Russian tank reserve base. (Photo: open source)]( "Illustrative image. Soviet tanks on the Russian tank reserve base. (Photo: open source)")
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Russia’s once-vast tank reserves are running dry. According to new OSINT data analyzed from satellite imagery, only 92 tanks remain in decent condition on Russian storage bases—while thousands of others sit rusting, stripped for parts, or beyond repair after nearly three years of full-scale war against Ukraine.![111th Central Tank Reserve Base in the Kostroma region, Russia. (Photo: open source)]( "111th Central Tank Reserve Base in the Kostroma region, Russia. (Photo: open source)")
![Illustrative image. Russian BUK air defense system during the Russian war against Ukraine. (Photo: open source)]( "Illustrative image. Russian BUK air defense system during the Russian war against Ukraine. (Photo: open source)")
![Illustrative image. A heavy Russian flamethrower system, TOS-1A “Solntsepyok” of the Russian army in Ukraine. (Photo: open source)]( "Illustrative image. A heavy Russian flamethrower system, TOS-1A “Solntsepyok” of the Russian army in Ukraine. (Photo: open source)")
-f8a43fee40858bdbec4f50fbb2b1bb27.webp "111th Central Tank Reserve Base in the Kostroma region, Russia. (Photo: open source)")
