War in Ukraine
Kyiv: killed or injured a million Russian soldiers
In the Moscow attack war on the Moscow attack war on daily, the Ukraine pays killed or injured Russian soldiers. Now the million mark is supposedly cracked.
According to non -verifiable information from the Ukrainian General Staff, Russia has lost more than a million soldiers since the beginning of his war of aggression. A total of 1,000,340 Russian soldiers were killed or injured, the military leadership in Kiev said. The million mark was therefore exceeded when 1,140 Russian soldiers were killed or injured within 24 hours.
“This is the award that (the Russian President Vladimir) Putin and the same for their sick geopolitical fantasies are ready to pay,” said Ukrainian President Wolodymyr Selenskyj in a video count with the Globsec Security Conference in Prague. He called for harder measures against the Kremlin to ignore calls to a ceasefire. “Russia doesn’t make up anything of such human losses – what the country would worry are harsh sanctions,” said Selenskyj.
Kyiv published numbers on the Russian national holiday
Ukraine published the number with a psychological brand that is important for the country on the Russian national holiday. NATO had already estimated the Russian losses in the war of attack against Ukraine in April with around 900,000. Losses mean both killed and injured soldiers. A high-ranked NATO official spoke in Brussels on the sidelines of an foreign ministerial meeting of up to 250,000 deaths.
Russia itself does not provide any information about the dead and injured. The Ukrainian information cannot be checked, independent experts give lower numbers.
Also killed tens of thousands of Ukrainians
The figures for dead and injured soldiers are considered an important size in the information war for pages. Independent media had given more than 108,000 in May after research in dying for example in dying for example and due to death reports.
The Ukrainian President Wolodymyr Selenskyj recently spoke of more than 46,000 killed soldiers. However, the internet project UA Losses counted at least 76,010 names of dead Ukrainian soldiers based on public sources and data online. Tens of thousands are therefore missing.
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Source: Stern
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