Significant Pentagon Attention as Russian Casualties Exceed 1.4 Million

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According to Ukraine's General Staff, Russia has incurred roughly 1,408,340 troop losses since the onset of its full-scale invasion on February 24, 2022, with 1,190 casualties documented in the last 24 hours. The report further indicates that Russia has lost 12,074 tanks, 45,325 artillery units, and close to 390,000 drones throughout the conflict. While Ukraine has not shared its own military loss figures, analysts in the West suggest that Russian casualties greatly surpass those of Ukraine. These statistics, while not independently verifiable, serve as a crucial indicator of the ongoing severity of the conflict.

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00:00Russia has now lost more than 1.4 million troops since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine began.

00:06According to Ukraine's general staff, the latest report says 1190 Russian casualties were recorded

00:12in just the past 24 hours, pushing the total to 1,408,340. Ukraine also claims Russia has lost

00:21more than 12,000 tanks, nearly 25,000 armored combat vehicles, over 45,000 artillery systems,

00:28and almost 390,000 drones during the war. Kiev has not released its own casualty figures,

00:35citing operational security. Meanwhile, the Center for Strategic and International Studies

00:41estimates Russian casualties remain roughly two to two-and-a-half times higher than Ukraine's.

00:46The reported figures could not be independently verified,

00:50but they highlight the enormous human and military cost of the conflict.

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