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In 2024, Russia was able to compensate for significant losses of armored vehicles by producing and repaired more than 1,500 tanks and 2,800 infantry combat vehicles and armored personnel carriers. This made it possible to make up for a unit of equipment lost during the fighting. However, according to the Institute for the Study of War (ISW), such recovery rates can be short-lived.
this is reported by Ura-Inform, referring to the ISW report.
Analysts note that the constant efforts of Russia to increase the number of armed forces and the creation of new units aggravate the shortage of equipment. There is a high probability that the tanks and armored vehicles of the Soviet era remaining in the warehouses are in unsatisfactory condition, which will complicate their restoration and use in the future. In addition, the Russian military command is faced with the task of balancing the distribution of the renovated and new technology Between new formations and units, for a long time participating in hostilities. In the long run, if production capacities are not increased to create new tanks and armored vehicles, Russia may encounter difficulties in providing its units with the necessary equipment.
Thus, although in 2024 Russia was able to compensate for armored vehicles, prospects for 2025 and then remain vague. Without a significant increase in production capacities and improving the state of reserve technology, maintaining the current level of equipment of troops can be a serious challenge.
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