Skip to main content

How much did Russia spend in the war against Ukraine?

 How much did Russia spend in the war against Ukraine?



Nika Chitadze.

Professor of the International Black Sea University

Director of the Center for International Studies 


According to reports, Russia spent about 82 billion dollars in 9 months, which is about a quarter of Russia's annual budget.

 

It should be noted that Russia spends about 200 dollars per soldier. After the mobilization, the total cost of the salaries of the soldiers involved in the fighting amounted to 2.7 billion dollars. Also, the compensation amount allocated to the families of the wounded and dead soldiers exceeded 3.5 billion dollars.

 

Russia used up to 50,000 shells per day, which is worth more than 5.5 billion dollars.

Russian forces have launched more than 4,000 missiles at Ukrainian cities, the cost of each of them is 3 million dollars.

 

In addition, Russia lost 278 aircraft, each worth an average of $18 million, as well as 261 helicopters worth $104 million. The total loss of Russian military aviation is about 8 billion dollars.

 

According to analysts' calculations, Russia lost 2,897 of its 3,300 tanks.

In the war against Ukraine, the total value of equipment lost by Russia in 9 months is 20.8 billion dollars.

 

 

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

A failed military coup in Russia. What happened?

  A failed military coup in Russia. What happened?   By: Nika Chitadze Director of the Center for International Studies Professor of the International Black Sea University President of the George C. Marshall Alumni Union, Georgia - International and Security Research Center    For several hours on June 24 of this year, Russia was on the verge of a civil war. The rebellious "Wagnerians" were already 200 kilometers from Moscow. In the center of Rostov, the head of "Wagner" Yevgeny Prigozhin himself was fortified, and the Chechen leader Kadyrov sent his armed formations to destroy him, he had positions in the outskirts of the city and was preparing for an attack. However, in the end, the "march of justice" announced by Prigozhin ended "peacefully". Russia avoided a civil war. At least at this point. Government representatives and the so-called parties reached an agreement during the negotiations between the private military company "Wagne

Ukraine's expected counterattack and possible de-occupation of the country

  Ukraine's expected counterattack and Possible De-Occupation of the Country Nika Chitadze Professor of the International Black Sea University Director of the Center for International Studies President of the George C. Marshall Alumni Union, Georgia - International and Security Research Center  As expected, Ukraine's counteroffensive against the Russian occupation forces has already begun, although it has not yet entered the decisive phase. It should be noted that the past 5 months were particularly difficult for Ukrainian soldiers - the period when Ukraine began to save forces to prepare for a large-scale counteroffensive. In recent months, Ukraine has withdrawn most of its combat-ready units from the front line, and thousands of Ukrainian soldiers have gone abroad for training. The newly formed and refreshed brigades were left intact by the military-political leadership of Ukraine and did not involve them in heavy winter battles.   All this happened against the backgrou

Ecologic Problems of the Modern World and their Impact on the International Politics

Nika Chitadze Affiliated Prof. Dr., Faculty of Social Sciences, International Black Sea University. Director of the Center for International Studies President of the George C. Marshall Alumni Union, Georgia – International and Security Research Center Tbilisi, Georgia Introduction Environment and its such resources, as water, air, always were the necessary conditions for the human`s life and activities. But, during the many centuries of the history of mankind, environment was not represented the problem neither for the humanity, nor for its further sustainable development. Environment and natural resources were offering the satisfaction the needs of those people, who lived in the concrete period of the world history without causing the damage to the next generations. At the second half of the XX Century, the topic related to the environmental protection was included to the agenda, including the political aspects, because of the fact, that as a result