Thank you for your work, I really appreciate it. But I m working on another topic. I can´t handle the slaughtering in Gaza. I m not Anti Israel, Anti Netanyahu yes. Anybody help me sharing the horrific reality for civilians and so many children's around the world.
2) We didn't include Ukrainian vehicle losses, there are also very few of them. Russian losses can be easily identified using several parameters:
- Vehicle type, if recognizable
- Direction of movement (track marks on the ground can indicate the origin of movent, path and direction)
- Geolocated drone videos
It's possible that some vehicles were misidentified, but as we mentioned in the assessment, the overall error is unlikely to exceed ~7%.
3) We also addressed this issue in the assessment. Due to insufficient imagery coverage in that area, we couldn't adequately cover it or provide proper analysis.
We do not have a comparative analysis of Ukrainian losses, because it seems like russians disproportionally use large number of vehicles, and we don't have a good way to spot or tell infantry losses.
Regarding the second part of your question, delving into it would necessitate an extensive and separate research effort akin to a PhD thesis. At this point, we are not prepared to dedicate such an in-depth focus to such a specific topic, at least not at this time.
There is a noticeable absence of public discourse surrounding mistakes done by the Ukrainian side. Even in times of war, it is crucial to maintain a degree of public accountability. Without it, the risk of losing wars increases
I really much prefer this format to trying to follow along on Twitter.
Really clear, professional analysis. Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you for your work, I really appreciate it. But I m working on another topic. I can´t handle the slaughtering in Gaza. I m not Anti Israel, Anti Netanyahu yes. Anybody help me sharing the horrific reality for civilians and so many children's around the world.
https://open.substack.com/pub/anonski/p/jabalia-gaza?r=2vn2rm&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web
Very graphic and it hurts, yet it is happening. Please share.
Questions.
[1] No.88~95 can not be identified as vechicles.
[2] Ukraine counterattacks are confirmed at least 2 times with several vechile losses. How did you identify those are russian losses?
[3] Both Ukr & Rus army attacked south of Avdiivka (near Sjeverne) with losses, footages are confirmed but these images show only 4 losses in total.
1) Not only can these vehicles be identified through SAR imagery, but there are also corresponding geolocated videos. Here are just a few of them:
https://twitter.com/klinger66/status/1715329514429915349
https://twitter.com/TonyaLevchuk/status/1715219862870433904
https://twitter.com/klinger66/status/1715309039704273177
2) We didn't include Ukrainian vehicle losses, there are also very few of them. Russian losses can be easily identified using several parameters:
- Vehicle type, if recognizable
- Direction of movement (track marks on the ground can indicate the origin of movent, path and direction)
- Geolocated drone videos
It's possible that some vehicles were misidentified, but as we mentioned in the assessment, the overall error is unlikely to exceed ~7%.
3) We also addressed this issue in the assessment. Due to insufficient imagery coverage in that area, we couldn't adequately cover it or provide proper analysis.
Hello,
We do not have a comparative analysis of Ukrainian losses, because it seems like russians disproportionally use large number of vehicles, and we don't have a good way to spot or tell infantry losses.
Regarding the second part of your question, delving into it would necessitate an extensive and separate research effort akin to a PhD thesis. At this point, we are not prepared to dedicate such an in-depth focus to such a specific topic, at least not at this time.
There is a noticeable absence of public discourse surrounding mistakes done by the Ukrainian side. Even in times of war, it is crucial to maintain a degree of public accountability. Without it, the risk of losing wars increases
About the size of the brigade, but it doesn't seem to be enough to halt the offensive operation