How Much Firepower Does Russia Have Left After Two Years of War?
It has been two years since the war in Ukraine began. What started with a big Russian push has settled into a bloody slog in eastern Ukraine. Places like Donbas, once known for their rich farmland, are now riddled with craters and bombed-out buildings.
Before the war, Russia’s military seemed unstoppable. They had all these weapons left over from the Soviet days, plus a bunch of modern stuff too. Everyone thought they would secure a swift victory. But the war has shown a different story. Ukrainian forces, fueled by Western support, have defied expectations with fierce resistance.
Russia is facing mounting casualties and logistical problems. Western sanctions are also starting to bite, crippling the Russian economy. The outcome of the war remains uncertain, but one thing is clear: Ukraine’s resistance has been far more effective than anyone expected.
Now, as the war enters its third year, a big question hangs in the air: how much firepower does Russia truly have left?
Let’s dive into this and see what the war did to Russia’s fighting power.
Credit to : Military TV
Credit to : Military TV
