[Treefence]

GK3, Yeah the Oryx list has been pretty incredible to follow.  As far as the captured number goes, some pieces of equipment can be used faster than others.  A lot of items were captured in the recent Kharkiv offensive (Izium) but I'm guessing it takes weeks if not months to get all of those operable for Ukraine, with some that may never be repairable. Overall, Russia has been by far the biggest military supplier to Ukraine, as their soldiers have a tendency to abandon everything when things go wrong.  We also saw lots of evidence that Ukraine captured tons of Soviet/Russian artillery ammo, which I think they were running low on.  Assuming it's usable, I'd imagine it will be used more on the Kharkiv/Luhansk front, to avoid transporting it necessarily, but maybe that means reserves they have elsewhere can be used in Kherson, Goose would have more insight than I do.

[Treefence]

GK3, Yeah the Oryx list has been pretty incredible to follow.  As far as the captured number goes, some pieces of equipment can be used faster than others.  A lot of items were captured in the recent Kharkiv offensive (Izium) but I'm guessing it takes weeks if not months to get all of those operable for Ukraine, with some that may never be repairable. Overall, Russia has been by far the biggest military supplier to Ukraine, as their soldiers have a tendency to abandon everything when things go wrong.  We also saw lots of evidence that Ukraine captured tons of Soviet/Russian artillery ammo, which I think they were running low on.  Assuming it's usable, I'd imagine it will be used more on the Kharkiv/Luhansk front, to avoid transporting it necessarily, but maybe that means reserves they have elsewhere can be used in Kherson, Goose would have more insight than I do.