The Czech government has approved a plan to acquire 44 Leopard 2A8 battle tanks from Germany. This move is part of a major military modernization amid Russia's war against Ukraine.
it’s 5 unknowns, 6 T-62’s, 4 T-72’s, 2 T-80’s, 2 T-90’s. Russia conveniently numbers it’s tanks for the year it was introduced. So, being generous, 4 new tanks, and 10 museumpieces.
Oryx technically does, but I don’t know a way to sort the entries by date. I based that part of the comment on this Perun video, which has a comparison of Russian tank losses by groups of model (Russian, late Soviet, and early Soviet) across 2022, 2023, and 2024 at 7:28
That link you found looks significantly more in-depth though
Do you have a source that lists losses by model? I can only find “25 tanks” but not if they’re from the 50’s or new built.
EDIT: Found one myself: https://militarnyi.com/en/news/russian-army-started-losing-t-62-tanks-at-rising-rate-amid-general-loss-decline/
it’s 5 unknowns, 6 T-62’s, 4 T-72’s, 2 T-80’s, 2 T-90’s. Russia conveniently numbers it’s tanks for the year it was introduced. So, being generous, 4 new tanks, and 10 museumpieces.
Oryx technically does, but I don’t know a way to sort the entries by date. I based that part of the comment on this Perun video, which has a comparison of Russian tank losses by groups of model (Russian, late Soviet, and early Soviet) across 2022, 2023, and 2024 at 7:28
That link you found looks significantly more in-depth though
I noticed the same, and they’re also not really sequential (only per sub-model, and that’s just way too much work for some curiosity).
https://ukr.warspotting.net/ does something similar to Oryx, but allows dates and models in a nice sortable database.