What are the issues I don’t think it’s mentioned enough is the survivability rate among Russian tank crewmembers.
The T-72/T-80 is not a very fun environment when hit. The crew sits on a carousel autoloader, and if the ammunition is hit, the results aren’t great.
In fairness, the autoloader makes the tank much smaller, and removes the need for a human loader.
Unfortunately, as you can see, it’s also extremely vulnerable.
The results are fairly consistent.
Russia is losing a lot of experienced armored vehicle crew members. Even if the vehicles themselves can be replaced, it’s going to take far longer to train up new crews.
The Palestine Action (soon to be designated as a terror) group reportedly planned to target the British airbases RAF Cranwell and RAF Barkston Heath, notably used as training airfields for Ukrainian pilots converting to F-16s and Mirage 2000s.
RAF Valley was the third airbase named in the plan.
It serves as an RAF basic and the main RAF advanced fast-jet training base. Ukrainian pilots received Alpha Jet training in France, though it may have been supported by units out of RAF Valley.
Per the latest IAEA report, Iran had over 1300 pounds (600 kg) of 60% enriched uranium hexafluoride, nuclear material that is now likely dispersed to locations unknown.