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Lack of maintenance dramatically increase the chances of bad luck.
Also being a dick will increase the odds I am told.
That's what happens when you smoke in your locomotives.
Lens effect strikes again.
How many of them cam they produce? My impression is not many and so they will run out if this keeps up but I don't know.
Russia Railways took delivery of 557 locomotives in 2023. Sounds like a lot, but they have something like 20,000 locomotives total and a lot of them are rather old. Also the manufacturers have a lot of workers with skills easily used for weapons production. So I doubt it will be as many this year.
Still that means 10 locomotives destroyed isn't a usefully large number. They need to destroy a hundreds before Russia has to make hard choices and several thousand before it will significantly affect the war. Thanks for finding that. (will I should ask for a source)
For the 557 locomotives: https://interfax.com/newsroom/top-stories/98514/
For 20,000 total: https://www.kyivpost.com/post/27740
And it actually does matter, as Russia has already problems to service the locomotives they already have: https://www.railfreight.com/specials/2024/11/04/locomotive-shortage-causes-at-least-93-of-russian-loading-decline/