Posted on Jan 25, 2023
Nearly 100 Russian soldiers blown up in Makiivka strike: report
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At least 92 Russian soldiers were reportedly killed in a Ukrainian strike on a barracks on New Year's Eve, higher than the official death toll given by Moscow.
BBC News Russian reported that another 16 soldiers were still unaccounted for following the strike on Moscow-occupied Makiivka in the Donetsk region in eastern Ukraine.
The news outlet used open-source data to verify the identities of Moscow's troops, most of whom had been called up as part of Vladimir Putin's mobilization call.
BBC News Russian reported that another 16 soldiers were still unaccounted for following the strike on Moscow-occupied Makiivka in the Donetsk region in eastern Ukraine.
The news outlet used open-source data to verify the identities of Moscow's troops, most of whom had been called up as part of Vladimir Putin's mobilization call.
Nearly 100 Russian soldiers blown up in Makiivka strike: report
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
..."Using open-source information, BBC News Russian along with news outlet Mediazona, have confirmed that at least 12,200 Russian soldiers were killed in the war so far, higher than the official Moscow figure of less than 6,000.
Exact figures are difficult to assess and on Wednesday, Ukraine's Armed Forces said that Russia has lost more than 123,080 troops.
Last week, chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen. Mark Milley, told reporters at the Ramstein Air Base in Germany the Russian toll was "significantly well over 100,000," although he did not break this down into those who had been killed and injured."
..."Using open-source information, BBC News Russian along with news outlet Mediazona, have confirmed that at least 12,200 Russian soldiers were killed in the war so far, higher than the official Moscow figure of less than 6,000.
Exact figures are difficult to assess and on Wednesday, Ukraine's Armed Forces said that Russia has lost more than 123,080 troops.
Last week, chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen. Mark Milley, told reporters at the Ramstein Air Base in Germany the Russian toll was "significantly well over 100,000," although he did not break this down into those who had been killed and injured."
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