Russia has taken Soviet-era tanks from the 1940s and 1950s out of storage.
in the latest sign that the invasion is floundering, according to researchers from the Conflict Intelligence Team .
a year into the war. Russia has been reaching back into its supplies of old gear and weapons for months now, attempting to refurbish troops with weapons that might help them seize more territory in Ukraine.
Russia’s need for tanks appears to be growing by the day. In total, Moscow has lost over 1,800 tanks since the start of the invasion last year, according to Oryx. By the Ukraine’s General Staff of the Armed Forces’ tally, 3,557 Russian tanks have been lost since the start of the war.
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