2.2 standard deviations above post-WW2 trend, most overvalued in history.

Why does Poland feature the Indonesian flag?

Stonks only go up.

This is the slowest month for reported armoured vehicle losses *ever* since Feb 2022. It's also on track to be the 4th slowest month for tank losses.

At the same time, no significant drop in personnel losses, and civilian vehicle losses (golf carts, motorcycles) are at an all-time high.

This is the slowest month for reported armoured vehicle losses *ever* since Feb 2022. It's also on track to be the 4th slowest month for tank losses.

At the same time, no significant drop in personnel losses, and civilian vehicle losses (golf carts, motorcycles) are at an all-time high.

I think it's rather the opposite - assets get sacrificed when times are most desperate.

Likely very few or no remaining regular MT-LBs in store anymore. There are still probably 1,000+ in active service though.

I have very serious problems with this post. Unless the russians are hiding somewhere thousands of tanks, they have 3,000 left in storage. 30% of these are T-72A and 20% are T-64, both of which they cannot refurbish. Another 40% are T-62 (35%) and T-55 (5%).

Do you happen to have the source video?

Rule #2: bad news is no news.