Russia Ran Out of Modern Tanks

Due to immense losses, Russia is now almost exclusively relying on Soviet-Era Technology

The possibility of overhauling “The good stuff” left in reserve is questionable at best (Image)

After more than two years of the Ukraine war, the first signs of dents in Vladimir Putin’s tank supply are becoming evident. Russia’s tank units, which before the war mainly consisted of modern vehicles like the T-90 tank, are now barely recognizable. To maintain the need for tanks at the frontline at approximately 3000, old T-62 tanks from the Soviet era now have to be used. Due to severe wear and tear, Russia has had to replace many of its modern T-80 and T-90 tanks with the ancient T-62 tanks from the 1960s, as reported by Forbes. And in the future, the problem for the Russian army is expected to intensify.

Analyzing the current state of Russian Armor through Satellite Images

A group of activists is meticulously keeping track of the tanks seen in satellite imagery (Image)

A Twitter user by the name of Highmarsed, in collaboration with others, analyzed the current stock of Russian army tanks that could still be mobilized for the Ukraine war and concluded: Putin’s stock is slowly running out. The analyzed satellite images show: Of the 112 T-90 tanks that the Russian military had…