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Russia's ability to outmatch Ukraine with artillery on battlefield 'significantly reduced': Report

Russia's artillery ratio against Ukraine has decreased to 1.5 Russian rounds for every Ukrainian shell fired back, according to Western officials.
Russia reportedly lost over 2,000 troops in a single day on 28 November, the highest casualty rate of the war.
The average daily rate of Russian dead and injured in November was 1,523, continuing a trend for three months.

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These Are the Nations with the Most Advanced Towed Artillery Units

Towed artillery units are defined as large-caliber guns that are easily maneuvered by vehicle, allowing for flexibility and rapid relocation. Though strong enough to severely injure and even decimate enemy lines, these units are also able to be repositioned quickly and effectively. The types of ammunition available include smoke and explosives. These units of firepower are essential to the front lines of any modern military operation. Though man…

3 months ago·New York, United States

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Kyiv Post

Looks Like Russian Air Delivered and Artillery Barrages are Weakening

Ukraine’s forces are still outgunned by its much larger opponent - but the disparity looks like it is becoming distinctly less than it was before.

3 months ago·Kyiv, Ukraine

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Russia's artillery advantage is shrinking, but glide bombs are hammering Ukraine

Ukraine has struggled to keep up with Russia's artillery fire since the start of the war.Dmytro Larin /Global Images Ukraine via Getty ImagesRussia is firing 1.5x more shells than Ukraine, Western officials said, down from 10x earlier this year.While its artillery advantage is shrinking, glide bombs are compensating, officials told Sky News.Russian advances on the front lines have come at a terrible cost, they said.Russia's artillery advantage o…

3 months ago·United States

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The Kyiv Independent

Russia using more glide bombs as artillery advantage slips, Western officials say

Russia's artillery advantage against Ukraine is diminishing, dropping to 1.5 rounds for each Ukrainian shell, Sky News reported on Dec. 5, citing unnamed Western officials. Previously, Russian shells outnumbered Ukrainian ammunition by a minimum ratio of five to one. The current decline is due to a "wide variety of factors," Western officials told Sky News on the condition of anonymity. These include production and transport difficulties, along …

3 months ago·Kyiv, Ukraine

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Sky News UK

Russia's ability to outmatch Ukraine with artillery on battlefield 'significantly reduced'

While the Kremlin's forces now seem to have less of an advantage when it comes to artillery, vast quantities of Russian glide bombs appear to be compensating for its reduction in rounds, Western officials have said.

3 months ago·United Kingdom

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Deutsche Welle

With Ukraine a slog and Syria aflame, Russia is worn thin

Because of its war in Ukraine, Russia can't easily boost its intervention on behalf of dictator Bashar Assad, who is fighting rebels in Syria. But the Kremlin cannot abandon its strategic Middle Eastern ally either.

3 months ago·Bonn, Germany

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Russia's ability to outmatch Ukraine with artillery on battlefield 'significantly reduced': Report

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These Are the Nations with the Most Advanced Towed Artillery Units

These Are the Nations with the Most Advanced Towed Artillery Units

Looks Like Russian Air Delivered and Artillery Barrages are Weakening

Looks Like Russian Air Delivered and Artillery Barrages are Weakening

Russia's artillery advantage is shrinking, but glide bombs are hammering Ukraine

Russia's artillery advantage is shrinking, but glide bombs are hammering Ukraine

Russia using more glide bombs as artillery advantage slips, Western officials say

Russia using more glide bombs as artillery advantage slips, Western officials say

Russia's ability to outmatch Ukraine with artillery on battlefield 'significantly reduced'

Russia's ability to outmatch Ukraine with artillery on battlefield 'significantly reduced'

With Ukraine a slog and Syria aflame, Russia is worn thin

With Ukraine a slog and Syria aflame, Russia is worn thin

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