There were
2599 (+35% to December) attack drones reported in January, all-time highest number.
1584 were shot down
913 got "lost"
102 unreported

There were 136 missile strikes, mostly on the energy infrastructure.

The major change from intense November is that drones are evenly distributed over time - probably reflecting the use from the factory without comulatinon.

UA UAV bomber

The Art of Negotiation

https://www.ft.com/content/a19aa690-fb54-41ea-9885-10972b11ab24?shareType=nongift

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)
Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO)

November 2024

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hawgwLdl1wwpkMKF4Tjtoh9_cRdUsY5U/view

Vehicles now account for two-thirds of all equipment losses.
Tanks have almost disappeared, representing just 5%, and APCs are dropping to 10%. The remaining losses are primarily artillery.

The last significant tank losses were reported back in November, while vehicle losses reached 891 a week, that include every unadmored wheeled thing on the front.

Additionally, the rise in artillery losses may result from the introduction of AFU fiber-connected FPVs, with numbers almost recovering to October levels.

The increasing reliance on vehicles affects overall losses and the assault structure, as more infantry must reach their positions on foot.