https://twitter.com/Nrg8000/status/1567935220489273345

This map shows claimed advances by Ukrainain forces towards Kupiansk, in the Kharkiv countryside. Not all of these claims have been visually verified.

A breakthrough in this area puts serious stress on Russian positions in Izyum and Lyman as Kupiansk is a key supply node. https://t.co/0IQmyuA0W4

https://twitter.com/bealejonathan/status/1567860690227961856

UK DefSec Ben Wallace says Britain is sending more than 120 military logistic vehicles to #Ukraine. Part of package will include dozens of heavy transporters to move armour and artillery over large distances. Says will help Ukraine to rapidly redeploy equipment such as MLRS

https://twitter.com/kharkiv_warnews/status/1568526115395833856

Лиман сейчас, но пока без флага, ждем.
Штурмовать нечего. Походу из Лимана орки свалили как всегда "в порядке доброй воли" 😉 https://t.co/0kmdq2Ow2V

https://twitter.com/typicaldonetsk/status/1567969490763382784

‼️ Тем временем в телеграм-каналах #Белгорода пишут, что на них опять упала ракета при вылете на #Харьков.

#Belgorod https://t.co/ybgrIMZC1y

https://twitter.com/DefMon3/status/1568750992568483840

I think what we will see very soon is that everything west of the Oskil river and south of the SD river in the Kharkiv oblast will be liberated. This is an area about 4000 sqkm. https://t.co/hYhXlZZIZE

https://twitter.com/LivFaustDieJung/status/1568726055120420865

Fuck it let's do this. In conjunction with yesterday's numbers, Russia is visually confirmed to have lost to capture or destruction (mostly) capture between Kherson/Kharkiv: (in rough equivalency) 27.5 companies or 6.8 battalions or 3.4 *brigades* (of 3 battalions). The breakdown https://t.co/CTbYylQ3vV

is (vics or cannons):
Tanks: 40 (4 full strength co's)
APCs: 35
Command/Comms: 11
Engineering: 4
Air Def: 9
IFV: 50
TIGR/MRAP type: 5
Logi/Transpo: 47
(plus an Su-25 & Su-34)

As I've noted before, this is raw combat/direct combat support power, not the full complement of fuel

trucks, supply trucks, vans, staff cars etc etc. This is a rough equivalency using varied equipment types according to how many a T/O plt, co, bn, or brigade would have at full strength. By way of comparison, this would be like if the US 10th Mountain Division lost EVERY vehicle

or cannon it owned, and then an adjacent brigade lost half it's strength.

There is no way to spin this as anything other than a MASSIVE, unseen since WWII (in such a short time), loss of Russian equipment that definitely outpaces Russia's capacity to reconstitute. The Russian

military that remains in Ukraine is *significantly* (I cannot stress this enough, this is *not* something Russia can just shrug off) weaker than it was when it started the week. I don't personally understand how Shoygu/Gerasimov can keep their jobs after this week.

Ukraine

itself probably had no idea the level of success they could have, though I would assume they understand that Russia had stripped units from Kharkiv for Kherson and sought to take advantage of if- I am positive even they were shocked by the speed of Russian collapse. They've been

careful thus far to match advances with a continued rolling of the support assets (HIMARS, arty, air defense) & have done so publicly, very likely to encourage Russian air & ground forces not to test their luck.

At this point I don't see how Russia rebounds from this beyond

perhaps stiffening defensive lines to stop further bleed. I don't see a scenario where Russia can make (significant) offensive progress in Ukraine after this week.

But I'm just a cartoon dog with a passion for SALW & ground weapon systems.

Look to the experts.

I forgot to mention, this is a tabulation of losses since Tuesday of this week. If you go back further it gets even worse.

@OhGodPlsNOO 5 days. Though @UAWeapons has hinted that there is a LOT more to be documented.