Russia has 'lost nearly half' of its combat effectiveness since invading Ukraine, UK defense official says
- British Defense Chief Admiral Tony Radakin stated during a parliamentary hearing that Russia has lost nearly half of its combat capability in Ukraine, including a significant decrease in artillery shells and tanks.
- Radakin praised the Ukrainian military's gains in the ongoing counteroffensive, highlighting that Ukraine has taken back more ground than Russia has gained in the past year.
- The UK, second only to the US, has provided significant military aid to Ukraine, promising to deliver air defense missiles and attack drones in May 2023.
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Russia Has Lost Half Its Combat Capability
“The Russian army has lost half of its combat effectiveness in Ukraine, including as many as 2,500 tanks, and the main push of Kyiv’s counter-offensive is still to come, the head of Britain’s armed forces has said,” the Financial Times reports. Said Admiral Sir Tony Radakin: “Russia is now so weak that it does not have the strength for its own counter-offensive.”
British Forces indicating Russia has lost combat effectiveness
Sky News Contributor Kosha Gada has acknowledged the British Forces are indicating Russia has lost combat effectiveness against Ukraine. “The latest news is the British Forces are sort of saying that right now,” Ms Gada told Sky News host Peta Credlin. “We do expect that the British Forces would be more of a reliable narrator and not an unreliable narrator. “There’s still a lot of wood to chop before the picture get’s clear.”
The Russian military has lost almost half of its combat capacity following the war in Ukraine, British Army Chief of Staff Admiral Tony Radakin said.
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