Ukraine's General Staff says that Russia has lost 707 pieces of anti-aircraft equipment since the start of the war.
Russian forces continue to hemorrhage equipment in their invasion of Ukraine, with Kyiv's latest figures pointing to a spike in losses of Moscow's anti-aircraft weapons in recent weeks.Ukraine's General Staff said on Saturday that Russia had lost three anti-aircraft weapons over the previous day. It takes the total losses of that kind of equipment since the start of the war to 707. Newsweek has been unable to verify this figure as yet.
These included 20 ZU-23-2, anti-aircraft twin-barreled autocannons, and 18 Ural-4320 vehicles, which are a platform for the BM-21 'Grad' rocket launcher.Oryx's latest tally also says that Russia has lost 25 self-propelled guns, which included 13 2K22 Tunguskas self-propelled anti-aircraft guns and eight ZSU-23-4 'Shilka' lightly armored self-propelled, radar-guided anti-aircraft weapon systems.
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