Thursday, 2 March 2023

Counting Down: List Of Russian Army Equipment Not Yet Destroyed In Ukraine


Russia's one year anniversary of its special military operation in Ukraine marks a pivotal point not just for its symbolic significance, but also because it coincides with a sudden realisation on our part. That being that keeping track of the types of armoured fighting vehicles (AFVs) and aircraft in use by the Russian Armed Forces that have been destroyed has become considerably harder than listing those that haven't been, and subtracting from that list as time progresses. Hence, the list that follows.
 
Obviously, not all equipment in use with Russia's military may be deployed in Ukraine or even be actually operational for that matter, so to keep things manageable this list will include only those systems that have been acknowledged to be in mass production. Nevertheless, certain systems may be included or omitted on a case-by-case basis for instance because they are expected to be used operationally or, conversely, because including them would be impractical. Categories that have been excluded are small-sized (EOD) UGVs, civilian-grade UAVs, transport and training aircraft, naval vessels, coastal defence (missile) systems and (armoured) trucks. This list is updated as additional vehicle types are confirmed to be destroyed or captured.

Our list showing Ukrainian Army equipment not yet destroyed or captured can be found here
 
(Click on the equipment type to get a picture of it)

 

Tanks


Armoured Fighting Vehicles


Unmanned Ground (Combat) Vehicles

 

Armoured Trains


Infantry Fighting Vehicles


Armoured Personnel Carriers

 

Mine-Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) Vehicles

 

Infantry Mobility Vehicles

 

Light Strike Vehicles (LSVs)


Engineering Vehicles And Equipment


Self-Propelled Anti-Tank Missile Systems

 

Artillery Support Vehicles And Equipment

 

Towed Artillery

 

Self-Propelled Artillery

 

Multiple Rocket Launchers


Short-Range Ballistic Missile And Cruise Missile Carriers


Anti-Aircraft Guns


Air Defence Support Vehicles


Surface-To-Air Missile Systems


Radars

 

Jammers And Deception Systems


Combat Aircraft


Bomber Aircraft

 

Command And Control Aircraft


Tanker Aircraft

 

Transport Aircraft


Helicopters

 

Unmanned Combat Aerial Vehicles


Unmanned Aerial Vehicles