Tanks More Precious Than Gold! MECHANIZED WAR ENDS!

Russia’s once-dominant tank force is breaking under the strain of Ukraine’s layered defenses and relentless precision attacks. After months of costly frontal assaults, Russian commanders are facing a stark new reality: they no longer have enough tanks to sustain large-scale mechanized offensives. Production bottlenecks, depleted Soviet-era stockpiles, and skyrocketing losses have left armored units gutted and forced Moscow to shift toward improvised infantry tactics. Makeshift vehicles and so-called “mega turtle tanks” now serve as desperate substitutes on the battlefield—slow, poorly protected, and tactically irrelevant. This shift not only exposes the limits of Russia’s industrial capacity but also marks a critical failure of its offensive doctrine. Ukraine’s ability to systematically dismantle Russia’s armored strength is redefining the ground war in its favor.