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Well they are Leopard 1 tanks which are so damn old I wouldn't be surprised if what would normally be minor damage turns them into scrap.

Ukrainian commanders admitted that those offensives of theirs resulted in extremely heavy losses although the government downplayed it later for obvious reasons

Pretty sure Russia wanting to reclaim the old Soviet borders has been something of an open secret for awhile now.

Aiden Aslin gives his perspective on the siege of Mariupol

Ukrainian forces storming a village somewhere thought to be in the Kharkiv region.

Here is a really frank perspective from a foreign legion guy.

It looks like a "Hold my beer watch this" moment.

Stumbled onto this heavy urban combat footage in Severodonetsk.

Turkish military equipment specifically the TB2 has had some pretty good showings in this conflict.

By that logic how many T-62's which would be around 60 years old now still be in any condition for going into battle?

I find it unlikely that they would resort to T62's right now, Especially considering Russia does actually have a shit load of T-72's and T-80's stockpiled.

The real question is if Russia declares war and goes into total mobilization and if they are willing to pay the price for victory

Russia has actually confirmed two of their generals were killed as of now.

Has the spring thaw mud dried up yet? If it hasn't then I'd suspect the Russians to attempt one last big push if not then they are in a bit of a stalemate.

That would be pretty bold considering they can't even defeat Ukraine in a conventional conflict.

The longer the conventional war goes the easier any occupation gets if only because all of the fighting age males will be dead.

With the closing of the straight I believe the naval front of this conflict in the black sea has effectively ended for the foreseeable future.

I don't think the US or Europe currently has the political will to seriously supply Ukraine for the long haul beyond token effort.

Pretty good breakdown on the long term implications of the boring but most important parts of a war. EG: Stockpiles, Industry, Economics ect.

The Moskva might be salvageable, But regardless its been knocked out of the conflict for the foreseeable future. At this point I'm just wondering how much longer Russia can sustain the clusterfuck.