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Russian Soldiers, Ukraine
Number of Russian deaths in Ukraine hits 70,000 amid Putin's devastating 'meat grinder' attacks: report
The BBC and Russian independent media outlet Mediazone said that at least 70,112 Russians have now been killed in Ukraine.
Putin humiliated as Russia 'knew about Ukraine Kursk attack for months' and did nothing
Vladimir Putin's military command was preparing for a potential incursion into Russia's Kursk region months in advance, according to seized army documents.
Russia 'Always Open' to Ukraine Peace Talks, Putin Tells China
Vladimir Putin has insisted that Ukraine accept the loss of the Russian-occupied regions of Donetsk, Luhansk and Crimea as a precondition for peace talks.
70K Russian Soldiers Confirmed Killed in Ukraine – Independent Tally
Over 70,000 Russian soldiers have been confirmed killed in Ukraine since the Kremlin launched its invasion more than two and a half years ago, according to an independent tally by the BBC’s Russian service and the independent Mediazona news website.
"70,000 Russian soldiers killed since conflict began in Ukraine"
According to calculations by Russian website Mediazona and the BBC, some 70,000 Russian soldiers have been killed since the beginning of the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. This estimate is based on official communiqués,
Putin, drone and Russia
Putin orders Russia to boost size of army by 180,000 troops to 1.5 million
Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered the country’s military to increase its number of troops by 180,000, the third time he has expanded its ranks since launching his invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.
Putin says Russia is ramping up drone production tenfold
President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that Russia was ramping up drone production by around ten times to nearly 1.4 million this year in a bid to ensure the Russian armed forces win in Ukraine.
Putin Says Drone Supplies to Russian Army to Increase Tenfold in 2024
President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that the Russian military received around 140,000 drones in 2023 and that Moscow plans to increase this number tenfold in 2024.
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Ukraine-Russia war live: Putin war dead at 70,000 amid claims Moscow warned over Kursk but couldn’t stop raid
Putin war dead at 70,000 amid claims Moscow warned over Kursk but couldn’t stop raid - Leaked documents reveal Russia’s ...
11h
on MSN
Russia Knew About Ukraine's Kursk Plan for Months, Failed To Act: Report
According to documents obtained by the Ukrainian military and shared with The Guardian, Russia's military command foresaw ...
radaronline
8h
Putin Crony Warns Threatens 'World War Using Nuclear Weapons' Over Europe's Support of Ukraine: ‘No One Should Have Any Illusions’
Kremlin warns of nuclear war if the European Union backs Ukraine’s use of long-range weapons on Russian soil, escalating ...
9h
Freed Russian dissident Kara-Murza: Putin must not be allowed to win in Ukraine
Western governments and Russia's exiled opposition should begin laying the groundwork for Russia's democratic transition ...
2h
NASA has a fine plan for deorbiting the ISS—unless Russia gets in the way
It's this two-year disparity that concerns NASA officials plotting the final days of the ISS. NASA awarded SpaceX a contract ...
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Putin is embarking on an aggressive hiring drive to rejuvenate Russia's army. But he can't sustain it, experts say.
The Russian army is set to increase by 180,000, which would make it the second-largest in the world. It's already straining ...
Yen.com.gh
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Russia-Ukraine War: 14 Ghanaians Appeal For Return Home After Being Forced Into Putin's Army
Some Ghanaian men who said they were promised security and agricultural jobs in Russia by were instead forced to fight in the ...
Opinion
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Opinion
Joe Biden’s foreign policy legacy goes through Ukraine
In meeting with President Volodymyr Zelensky this week, Biden should green-light use of U.S. missiles to hit Russian air ...
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