DIU showed the destruction of Russian "Tigers" and T-72s
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DIU showed the destruction of Russian "Tigers" and T-72s

The Defence Intelligence of Ukraine
DIU continues to successfully destroy enemy forces

Fighters of the Main Intelligence Directorate demonstrated the results of their work on the battlefield in the Pokrovsk area of the Donetsk region and in the Zaporizhia region.

Points of attention

  • DIU soldiers are holding the defense in the Pokrovsk area of Donetsk region and Zaporizhia region
  • The scouts destroyed three Russian Tiger armored vehicles and enemy T-72 tanks.
  • The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine has updated data on the losses of the Russian army.

DIU continues to successfully destroy enemy forces

As the press service of Ukrainian intelligence agencies notes, soldiers of the “Kryla” unit, which is part of the Department of Active Operations of the GUR of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, are actively destroying armored vehicles, transport, firing positions, and personnel of the Russian army.

The fighters managed to record on video the results of combat work at the front in the Pokrovsk area of the Donetsk region and in the Zaporizhia region.

This time, the defenders managed to successfully burn three Russian Tiger armored vehicles, two infantry fighting vehicles, and destroy and damage three enemy T-72 tanks.

Also, under the hot hand of the FPV masters of the GUR of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine came enemy firing positions and shelters, places of accumulation of Russian occupiers, vehicles and military equipment. The struggle continues! Glory to Ukraine! — emphasizes the DIU.

Losses of the Russian army as of January 22, 2025

The enemy's total combat losses from 02/24/22 to 01/25/25 were approximately:

  • personnel — about 828,470 (+1,650) people

  • tanks — 9859 (+7) units,

  • armored combat vehicles — 20,545 (+37) units,

  • artillery systems — 22309 (+14) units,

  • MLRS — 1263 (+0) units,

  • air defense means — 1050 (+0) units,

  • aircraft — 369 (+0) units,

  • helicopters — 331 (+0) units,

  • Operational-tactical level UAVs — 23213 (+51),

  • cruise missiles — 3053 (+2),

  • ships/boats — 28 (+0) units,

  • submarines — 1 (+0) units,

  • automotive equipment and tank trucks — 35071 (+79) units,

  • special equipment — 3715 (+0)

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Baltic states fear Russia's ceasefire against Ukraine

The Baltic States Do Not Believe That Russia Will Stop
Source:  Financial Times

The defense ministers of the Baltic countries are convinced that a ceasefire on the Ukrainian front will sharply increase the security threat to their region from the aggressor country Russia.

Points of attention

  • The Kremlin's plans to enhance military production and deploy additional troops near the Baltic states have raised alarm among Baltic defense officials.
  • The Baltic defense ministers emphasize the need for heightened vigilance and preparedness in the face of potential Russian military escalation following a ceasefire in Ukraine.

The Baltic States Do Not Believe That Russia Will Stop

Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania are convinced that Russian dictator Vladimir Putin will not stop at Ukraine after the Trump administration concludes a ceasefire agreement.

As it became known recently, the Kremlin has already planned to increase military production and additional troops along the borders of the Baltic countries.

Estonian Defense Minister Hanno Pevkur has already made a statement on this matter.

"We all understand that once the war in Ukraine is stopped, Russia will very quickly redeploy its forces. This means that the threat level will also increase significantly very quickly," he said.

An identical statement on this matter was also made by the Head of the Lithuanian Ministry of Defense, Dovilė Šakalienė.

According to her, the aggressor country will use the time after the ceasefire to accelerate the buildup of its military potential.

They already have a huge, combat-trained army, which will become even larger,” said Dovile Šakaliėne.

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