Washington—Russia All-out invasion of UkraineThe war has left at least 8,006 civilians dead, a major United Nations human rights group reported on February 21.
Additionally, the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights has found that 13,287 civilians have been injured in the past 12 months. Explosive weapons such as artillery shells, airstrikes, cruise missiles and ballistic missiles caused about 90.3% of civilian casualties, the Secretariat added.
May Ukraine continue strengthen its power With Western weapons, Moscow uses unconventional way weaken Kiev’s military strength. February 24, 2022, Defense news publication information On Russian and Ukrainian Weapons Stocks, Based on International Institute for Strategic Studies Data Military Balance + DatabaseBelow is an updated version with a footnote at the bottom of this article.
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Data as of November 2022.
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armored fighting vehicle An armored combat vehicle with a combat weight of more than 6 tons.
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surface-to-surface missile launcher A rocket for carrying and launching surface-to-surface ballistic and cruise missiles.
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artillery Consists of weapons such as artillery, howitzers, multiple rocket launchers, and mortars, with artillery caliber greater than 100 mm and mortars caliber 80 mm or greater to engage ground targets with indirect fire. can.
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air defense It includes guns designed to engage fixed-wing, rotary-wing, and unmanned aerial vehicles, directed-energy weapons, and surface-to-air missile launchers. Systems whose primary purpose is to intercept missiles rather than aircraft are excluded.