Current advantage of Russian forces in artillery ammunition: Syrskyi responds
Over the past year, the number of targets hit by various types of strike UAVs has exceeded 461,000, Oleksandr Syrskyi noted.
Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Oleksandr Syrskyi
Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Oleksandr Syrskyi, reported what is the current advantage of Russian forces in artillery ammunition.
He shared this information in a Facebook post.
"Throughout 2024, the state has delivered over 1.3 million drones to the front. We were the first in the world to establish the Unmanned Systems Forces, scaling up existing legendary units such as "Magyar’s Birds," "Achilles," "K-2," and others. We are developing robotic platforms, ground and naval drones. The enemy is fully experiencing the power of our FPV drones. Over the past year, the number of targets hit by various types of strike UAVs has exceeded 461,000," he stated.
A year ago, according to Syrskyi, the advantage of Russian forces in artillery ammunition was approximately 10 to 1. Today, this ratio has been reduced to nearly 2 to 1.
"I thank our partner countries for supplying ammunition. I also express my gratitude to domestic arms manufacturers who are increasing production and strengthening the front with weapons and military equipment marked "Made in Ukraine." This shift has also been made possible by our targeted efforts to destroy Russian artillery. Over the past year, we have eliminated about 13,050 enemy artillery systems (compared to 8,400 over the previous two years). Successful counter-battery warfare, combined with drone operations, is ending Russia’s artillery dominance on the battlefield," the Commander-in-Chief concluded.
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