The Lookout (Twitter)

RT @naalsio26: 2024 #Kursk Offensive confirmed equipment losses as of 17 March 2025

In summary:
676 (+44) Ukrainian 🇺🇦 losses vs. 720 (+8) Russian 🇷🇺 losses

1 destroyed M1A1SA Abrams
3 destroyed BMP-1(P)
1 captured BMP-2(K)
1 captured BTR-4E 'Butsefal'
1 destroyed BTR-4E 'Butsefal'
1 captured BTR-60PB
1 destroyed BTR-60PB
3 destroyed M1126 Stryker infantry carrier vehicle
1 captured M113A3
1 destroyed M113A3
1 captured M2A2 Bradley ODS-SA
1 destroyed M2A2 Bradley ODS-SA
1 captured VAB
2 destroyed VAB
1 captured M2A2 Bradley ODS-SA
1 captured Brückenlegepanzer 1 'Biber' bridge layer
1 destroyed MTU-55 bridge layer
1 captured Bushmaster
2 destroyed Bushmaster
1 destroyed BMC Kirpi
1 captured BMC Kirpi II
2 captured International M1224 MaxxPro
1 destroyed International M1224 MaxxPro
1 captured M1114/1151 HMMWV
4 destroyed M1114/1151 HMMWV
1 captured M1152 HMMWV
1 destroyed M1152 HMMWV
2 destroyed HMMWV variants
2 destroyed Iveco LMV
1 destroyed...

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Rob Lee (Twitter)

RT @Teoyaomiquu: Unfortunately, donations toward our new project to deliver engineering equipment to Ukraine have completely stopped. That is why I want to explain its significance. Please see the donation link in the next post, and if you believe this is an important project, consider reposting it.

I have been working on delivering engineering equipment for quite some time, but this project is particularly critical. In Kursk, one of the key challenges Ukraine faced was that Russian FPV drones effectively cut off the logistics road. While they never established direct fire control, their FPVs made rotations and resupply nearly impossible. For weeks, my friends could not even rotate a drone operator group working just 2 to 5 kilometers from the front line. For infantry, the situation was even worse.

This problem led to the severe degradation of their capabilities, as they had no safe way to rotate personnel or resupply with drones. Ultimately, this resulted...

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