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Russia Announces Military Losses in Ukraine for First Time

RUSSIA: The Russian military has lost almost 6,000 troops during the fighting in Ukraine, Defense Minister Sergey Shoigu said on Tuesday, 20 September. Fatalities on the Ukrainian side are ten times higher, with 61,207 Kyiv troops killed, according to the minister.

This is the first time that Russia announced its losses during the military operation since late March when the number of killed servicemen stood at 1,351, according to the Russian defense ministry.

“Our losses to date are 5,937 dead,” Shoigu revealed.

 “Initially, the Armed Forces of Ukraine amounted to between 201,000 and 202,000 people, and since then they have suffered losses of around 100,000, with 61,207 killed and 49,368 others wounded," he said.

Shoigu added that Kyiv has since mobilized hundreds of thousands more men into its forces.

Russia will call on 300,000 reservists to serve in the conflict with Ukraine, under a partial nationwide mobilization, Shoigu announced on Wednesday, 21 September, adding that Moscow has “an immense mobilization resource.”

(SOURCE: RT)



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