Attack On Europe: Documenting Russian Equipment Losses During The 2022 Russian Invasion Of Ukraine (2 year anniversary)

This list only includes destroyed vehicles and equipment of which photo or videographic evidence is available. Therefore, the amount of equipment destroyed is significantly higher than recorded here. Loitering munitions, drones used as unmanned bait, civilian vehicles and derelict equipment are not included in this list. All possible effort has gone into avoiding duplicate entries and discerning the status of equipment between captured or abandoned. Many of the entries listed as 'abandoned' will likely end up captured or destroyed. Similarly, some of the captured equipment might be destroyed if it can't be recovered. When a vehicle is captured and then lost in service with its new owners, it is only added as a loss of the original operator to avoid double listings. When the origin of a piece of equipment can't be established, it's not included in the list. The Soviet flag is used when the equipment in question was produced prior to 1991. This list is constantly updated as additional footage becomes available.

https://www.onet.pl/informacje/onetwiadomosci/ujawniamy-szczegoly-propozycji-pokojowych-donalda-trumpa-dla-wladimira-putina-moskwa/s85qgmx,79cfc278

The American proposals include:

a ceasefire in Ukraine, not peace,

de facto recognition of Russian territorial gains (by postponing this issue for 49 or 99 years),

the lifting of most sanctions imposed on Russia, and, in the long run, a return to energy cooperation, meaning imports of Russian gas and oil.

The package also lacks a guarantee of non-expansion of NATO, which the Russians consistently demand. Moscow has also received no promise to suspend military support for Ukraine. This last point, however, is reportedly accepted by the Russians.

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Trump wins; Zelensky and the Neocons lose

Trump team’s secret offer to Moscow leaked

According to Polish outlet Onet, Moscow received a favorable ceasefire proposal from Trump’s circle, allegedly coordinated with European powers.
Key terms:
— Ceasefire, not peace.
— De facto recognition of Russia’s territorial gains, with formal talks delayed for 49–99 years.
— Most sanctions dropped + return of Russian oil/gas to EU.
— No NATO non-expansion pledge.
— Continued US military aid to Ukraine (reportedly acceptable to Russia).
pic.twitter.com/LD15tLB4mR— Lord Bebo (@MyLordBebo) August 7, 2025

28JUL2025 Russian military equipment is ready for shipment to Belarus for Zapad 2025, per Belarusian railway partisans. Preparations at Russian stations are complete. Joint rail-military meetings, inspections, and comms checks in Belarus confirm movement may begin within days.

During Zapad 2021, military trains departed Russian loading stations between July 20 and August 19. Trains typically took about two days to reach Belarusian unloading stations such as Brest-Yuzhny, Lesnaya, and Polonka. The arrival window in Belarus spanned from July 22 to August 21.

https://x.com/InsiderGeo/status/1949731936097751127

1,094 for military equipment
100 for personnel.
88 covered wagons, including 44 carrying explosives

Partisan sources say Zapad 2025 logistics are following the same model. Trains are expected to arrive at Brest-Yuzhny, Lesnaya, and Polonka stations within days.

Belarusian military officials are considering moving parts of Zapad 2025 exercises closer to the borders with Poland and Lithuania. This reverses earlier plans to conduct drills deep inside the country. The stated reason is a defensive reaction to increased NATO activity.

https://x.com/InsiderGeo/status/1949731931685290244

A shocking footage from the early days of russian occupation of Kyiv oblast.

The occupiers see a man (70) walking the Bucha street, shoot him, take away some of his belongings, spot a nearby grocery - and start looting like there's no tomorrow.

https://x.com/olex_scherba/status/1953407832457433305

2 m video

Russian forces occupied Bucha for 33 days, leaving evidence of mass killings discovered after liberation on 31 March 2022. Authorities documented over 9,000 war crimes, 1,700 civilian deaths during the occupation.

Radio Svoboda journalists have released previously unseen surveillance camera footage documenting the killing of 70-year-old Bucha resident Volodymyr Rubailo by Russian military personnel on Yablunska Street on 4 March 2022. The video recordings, published by Radio Liberty on 6 August, show Russian soldiers first wounding Volodymyr Rubailo with an initial shot, then executing him with a targeted shot to the head while the civilian man could barely stand on his feet. Shortly after, Russian military personnel began systematically looting a grocery supermarket near Rubailo’s body, which remained on the ground throughout the incident.

The publication previously reported that Russian paratroopers from the 234th Airborne Assault Regiment from Pskov may be involved in Rubailo’s murder, specifically a group led by Sergeant Vladimir Borzunov. Radio Svoboda established that his unit was positioned at the location from which, according to Ukrainian ballistics experts, the shots were fired at the Bucha civilian. In a telephone conversation with a Radio Svoboda correspondent, Sergeant Borzunov confirmed that Russian military personnel killed Rubailo but denied his involvement and that of his subordinates in the civilian's murder. On 24 June, law enforcement officials identified three additional Russian military personnel involved in the killings of civilians during the temporary occupation of part of Kyiv Oblast. On 3 July, prosecutors sent the cases of four Russian servicemen accused of shooting civilians in Bucha to court.

When journalists and Ukrainian military personnel reached the city after Bucha’s liberation, they discovered evidence of mass killings. Some bodies were found on the streets, others with hands tied behind their backs. Ukraine officially called on the world to join the investigation into the murders of civilians in Bucha. On 14 April 2024, International Criminal Court Prosecutor Karim Khan personally visited Bucha. On 8 April 2022, authorities began exhuming bodies from a mass grave near the Church of St. Andrew the First-Called and All Saints in Bucha to identify the victims and establish the circumstances of their deaths. Private American company Maxar Technologies reported that the first signs of the mass grave near the church were captured in satellite images on 10 March 2022. Law enforcement officials have documented over 9,000 war crimes committed by the Russian army during the occupation of the Bucha district in Kyiv Oblast. More than 1,700 civilians died. During 2022 alone, law enforcement managed to identify 91 Russian military personnel who committed war crimes. The Armed Forces of Ukraine reported they had eliminated Russian soldiers who tortured civilians in Bucha.

https://euromaidanpress.com/2025/08/06/unseen-footage-shows-another-evidence-of-russian-war-crimes-troops-kill-bucha-civilian-steal-goods-while-body-remains-on-street

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