Counter-offensive begins?

Russian sources say Russian Aerospace Force strike planes and attack helicopters are being deployed non-stop all along the front to try and contain Ukrainian assaults.

The Ukrainians are literally trying to commit to a large-scale ground offensive with no air cover whatsoever.

you guys make your own conclusion.

Looks like the Russians took out a good number of Ukrainian tanks and other armored vehicles, I see around 10-11 either destroyed or abandoned

Russian Telegram is buzzing with the rumor that the first bounty on western armor has been claimed, reportedly an M2 Bradley IFV

reports of the first loss of a leopard tank

I think at this time at least the wreckages would be in front of the Russian positions, would it not?

post the wreckage pics then since the defenders are russian and the destroyed stuff be in russian held territory

destroyed and captured are two diff things

Unopposed by any serious air and ground-based air defences, Russian strike planes and attack helicopters launched incessant attacks on Ukrainian battlefield targets and supply lines.

Until now there are no reports of any Ukrainian breakthrough of the Russian defensive lines. If I'm not mistaken all of the fighting now occurs on the so-called 'grey zone', the no man's land between both sides.

Any Ukrainian losses would be either still among Ukrainian lines or inaccessible in the grey zone.

even history legends also no updates on the battlefield cos then situation is very dynamic i guess, alot happening between both sides

RuAF useless though. mainly arty fight.

For now I would guess no solid, confirmable proof of losses.

Socmed does have a lot of drone vids/pics of Ukrainian armor being destroyed, but if you're asking for pics accounting for wrecks on the ground, there's probably none right now.

this is the question.
how large is considered large?

and no way we can ascertain the losses but one thing we can ascertain is the ferocious of the battle across the few concentration point is especially strong.

there is day battles as well as reportedly night battles as well.

"Meh, probably some mock up L2 & Bradley" - UAtard

Mana boleh modern west MBT kena tiao by soviet-era toys manned by noob zergling that have 0 war exp right? right?

How dare u doubt the supremacy of western armor?

Learn from usa how to do it properly

Another good night of hunting Ukrainian armor by KA-52 Alligators

A dense minefield lay between the Ukrainians and their objective. And the Ukrainians knew it. They deployed at least one IMR-2 engineering vehicle and a Leopard 2R breaching vehicle in the hope of plowing away the mines and clearing a path for at least a company of 47th Brigade M-2A2 Bradleys and some attached Leopard 2A6s from the 33rd Brigade.

The engineers failed—either because the minefield was too dense or Russian helicopters or artillery interrupted their efforts to clear the mines. In short order, the IMR-2, a rare Leopard 2A6 and as many as nine Bradleys piled up, out in the open. Exposed, under fire and taking damage, the surviving crews and passengers bailed out—and took their dead and wounded with them.

But it’s a setback. And a potentially serious one if the Ukrainians can’t recover and repair some of the damaged vehicles. Ukraine’s allies so far have pledged to the war effort just 21 long-gun Leopard 2A6s and 109 missile-armed M-2s. The 33rd Brigade-47th Brigade battlegroup lost much as five percent of each vehicle consignment in a single morning.

Context is important. Breaches are the most difficult and usually costliest phase of any armored offensive. What we’re observing near Mala Tokmachka could be one of the most painful battles of this phase of Russia’s 15-month wider war on Russia—for both sides. But especially for the attacking Ukrainians.
Note: This article is published 18 hours ago. Numbers of Ukrainian losses have certainly gone up since then.