Russian material losses are now glaring and their war industry statistics become clear and pure propaganda.
Sattelite images show their storage bases going empty in alarming rates.
Their artillery shell production is full of s*hit - their fire rate is a fracture of previous year - they have to beg North Korea for ammo.
Their long range missile strikes are shadow of previous year.
Their tank production capability is full of sh*t - instead of real, from the scratch production, they put de-monthballed units in this statistics (and this is going to end as deep storages goes empty already).
Suppose mighty Rusian war industry has issues with restarting production of T-80, while T-72/T-90 production is straight canibalization of existing storage.
T-90, T-80 and T-72 becoming more and more rare - replaced by T-62, T-55, T-54.
Russia is running out of IFVs and that is very impressive, given they had near infinite stocks of BMP1 to BMP3 - now they are beign replaced by MT-LB (which is an APC).
Russia is running out of trucks, even their makeshift buchankas - they start to use modified motorcycles and electric golf carts as frontline supply...and starts to use them as assault vechicles (yesterday assault in Kharkyiv region)
The cherry on top is that Black Sea fleet has been defeated by enemy who doesn't have any fleet.
Unless some external factor pop-up, Russia will run out of majority of their stock in 2 years max...
...or we will start to see North Korea, China and Iran vechicles.
...or Russia wil double down on pure meat waves - comparing to WW2 losses, they could still be fine with 3-5 million personel losses (military speaking - demographically, Russia was a catasptrophe even in peace time before the war).
...or even this is full of sh*t since Russia is now going full foreign recruitment all over the world, from Cuba, South America, Africa and Asia.
...last week there was report that Russia started using units drafter from female prisons on the frontlines - now this looks desperate
All of this from suppose 2nd Army of the world, with full logistic and industrial base next door.
It's obvious that Russian military has peaked last year - since then, they are now trending towards the bottom at accelerating rate, replacing lost equipment with worse and older.
This is their Stalingrad moment - they still advance slowly from their initial momentum, but even this is now stalling (They failed Kharkiyv offensive, they still failed to take Chasiv Jar and failed to exploit their breakthrough in Oceretyne).
Now it's clear they are near breaking point, since Putin tried to send Orban to ask for cease-fre.