烏軍精銳登場！俄12個部隊集結地遇襲；烏軍成功擊退大規模機械化突擊；吸血鬼防空系統獵殺俄軍機；俄損失超3000坦克

German MEP and Christian Democratic Alliance Defense and Diplomacy Policy Director Roderich Giessewitz even publicly called for Ukraine's war to be transferred to the Russian Federation. He said, if Ukraine fails, millions of Ukrainians will leave their homes, and the EU's cohesion rate will no longer exist. This will show that the West cannot stop Russia's expansion, and the consequences will be unimaginable. Recently, an oil refinery near Moscow was hit by a fire. The attack by Ukrainian drones is continuing to affect Russia's energy economy. On the battlefield, the Ukrainian army is also actively fighting the Russian army. In addition, the Russian military's attack on the anti-aircraft system and artillery depots has weakened the Russian military's ability to support Ukraine's air support and sustained fire suppression. There is also news that the Ukrainian tank force's BOS tank has begun deployment after the final inspection in the Afdifka region. Some Ukrainian soldiers are crossing Afdifka in small groups to try to rebuild the town. In order to break the deadlock of the new strategy in 2024, there are already 10 companies in Ukraine that are making drones that can reach Moscow and St. Petersburg. The route is 300, 500, 700 to 1,000 kilometers, and the load is increasing. The Russian army has also established the first drone force, and plans to continue to strike at Russian local energy facilities in 2024 to influence Russian economy and war investment, so that the Russians can fully feel the price of war. However, the Russian army has been using drones and missiles to attack Ukraine in a row in recent days. Due to the lack of ammunition in the Russian air defense system, the losses caused by the Russian attack have increased significantly. According to statistics, the Russian military has lost more than 3,000 tanks in the two-year period of the civil-military war. This number is equivalent to the number of tanks all in Russia before the war. The headquarters of the International Strategic Research Institute in London said in its annual military balance report that Moscow is looking for stockpiles to solve the shortage of tanks on the battlefield. At present, thousands of tanks have been dispatched, sometimes even 90 tanks are dispatched every month, but they are all old tank equipment. The report also pointed out that although Russia has suffered heavy losses, the large number of stockpiles means that Moscow may persist for another three years, even if this will cause Russia to suffer serious losses. In addition, although the technical level of the old tank is not high, it can still be used on the battlefield, which means that whether Russia has the ability to produce new equipment, its combat effectiveness is not to be underestimated. According to military balance data, Russia currently has 1,750 main battle tanks, including T-55 tanks with decades of history and T-80 and T-90 modernized tanks. In addition, Russia may still have 4,000 stockpiles of old tanks. Niel, a senior researcher at the Soviet Pacific Forum, said that some of the damaged 3,000 tanks may be old tanks. Therefore, the biggest question is how many advanced tanks the Russian military has left for future new offensive. Russian industrial executives claim that the Russian military's military production has increased, and Russian officials plan to restore production of T-80 tanks. But the outside world believes that Russia's production of new tanks and other weapons will be a challenge to Russia's huge military industry in the event of Western sanctions. Since the outbreak of the war, Ukraine has also suffered huge losses, but thanks to the military support provided by the West, Ukraine has been able to improve its military quality and maintain its stockpile. At the U.S. Senate, when Ukraine was preparing to pass a further military aid bill against Ukraine, Ukrainian commanders said that they were ready to continue fighting the Russian army on a 1,000-kilometer battlefield. Ukrainian ground forces commander Alexander Siltsky said, Our goal is to remain unchanged, stick to the ground, and use the enemy's fighting power to minimize Russian losses. That's all for today's episode. Please like the video and subscribe to our channel. Thank you for your support.