Seen in the video are 2A65 MSTA-B, D-30, M-46 and 2A36 Giasint-B. The oldest of these, the M-46 entered service in 1951. None of them are of WW2 vintage.

There willl definetly be an update for the artillery storage numbers, but so far there is no good footage available for 2025.

Russian visually-confirmed losses of BMP-1/2/3 platform IFVs since the start of their 2022 invasion of Ukraine have exceeded 4000! Here is the split by model/variant: Full list: oryxspioenkop.com/2022/02/attack…

I know many people around the world couldn’t even point to Ukraine on a map, but just imagine – Sumy is a city as big as Porto, Bonn, Orlando, or Buffalo. Ukraine must not be abandoned by allies – not only to save Ukrainian lives, but to prevent the war from spreading elsewhere.

Similarly, Bерстка reports that recruitment in Moscow increased in March and April. Their sources say that financial motivations remain the driver, including those who want to receive the large signing bonus before the war ends. verstka.media/v-moskve-rezko…

Russian visually-confirmed losses of BMP-2 platform IFVs since the start of their 2022 invasion of Ukraine have exceeded 2000! Full list: oryxspioenkop.com/2022/02/attack… Here is the split by model/variant:

Experts, analysts, and militaries in 2022: "We need to drastically scale up production." --> Europe does not drastically scale up production. Experts, analysts, and militaries in 2023: "We need to drastically scale up production." --> Europe does not drastically scale up

1/ Terminator92 and Waffentraeger just found a lot of updated images boht on Google and Livingatlas. Among these, there are several major storage bases, and as usual, the pattern is them becoming depleted. Let's see a few of them.

"In 2021, before the invasion, Russia made about 40 of its main battle tanks, the T-90M, according to Western intelligence estimates. Now it is producing nearly 300 a year. A senior Finnish military official said almost none are being sent to the front line in Ukraine, but are

Interestingly, recent months beefing up resulted in 2025 squeezing in right between 2023 and 2024 now. It's unclear if it's going to last given latest trajectory (see daily counts in tweet 1). The only way to tell is to a) be safe, b) do the right thing, and c) stay tuned. 8/9

Let's go！！！！

1/5 🧵Another Russian storage has been depleted. With the recent imagery from April 2025 we can see that over the time all armoured vehicles at the Novaya Stanitsa Arsenal close to the Omsk tank school have been removed⬇️.

This time Covert Cabal looks at active Russian military bases. Worth watching! youtu.be/niEjgNGa9Ho?si…

The primary driver of this war remains the situation on the ground - specifically, how far Russia can push the frontline. The extent of its frontline advances largely shapes Moscow’s willingness to continue the war. However, even in the absence of major progress, Russia has shown

This is the image I recently bought: the 769th as of May 30th 2025. I won't bother couting it because it's too grainy and numbers appears to remain more or less the same as last time. But that's not the interesting part.

So, the sheet is public again. Some major changes: I recounted some bases I wasn't sure about the numbers, and the result is that they increased, I'm not relying on Sentinel anymore so I reverted to older footage with higher numbers and I included stuff like Shturms as MT-LBs.

I have taken a look at satelite images of some major russian storage bases from 2025 and so far it looks like a lot of equipment has been moved around inside the bases, but the total numbers haven't changed much.

Conflict Intelligence Team (CIT), a respected investigative group that has tracked Russian military affairs for over a decade, has published a new report on the production of T-90 tanks. 🧵Thread about their key findings on Russia’s tank production and expansion efforts:

1/ Time to review Russian Armor Repair Plants (BTRZs)! Been a long time since the last time we checked them, and they’re crucial to the Russian war machine.

A new feature for WarSpotting has just dropped: ID Guides. ukr.warspotting.net/guides/models/ Want to know what differentiates a T-72B3 Obr. 2022 from a T-72B3 Obr. 2025 or a T-72B3A? Or just wondered what the myriad of 🇺🇦 UGVs actually look like? Don't worry, we've got you covered!