Russian Forces Claim Over a Thousand Ukrainian Army Casualties in 24 Hours
The Russian Ministry of Defense reported significant confrontations with Ukrainian forces, revealing the downing of 76 drones and engagement in 113 areas over the past 24 hours.
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In the latest developments, the Russian Ministry of Defense reported significant confrontations with Ukrainian forces, revealing the downing of 76 drones and engagement in 113 areas over the past 24 hours. The clashes resulted in the death of more than a thousand Ukrainian soldiers and the destruction of substantial military equipment.
The Russian Ministry of Defense disclosed that it successfully repelled at least 8 offensive operations by the Ukrainian military in the southern axes of Donetsk, Kobyansk, Zaporizhia, Krasnyliman, and Kherson. These operations were part of a broader conflict between the Russian and Ukrainian forces, spanning 113 areas.
According to the Ministry's statement, the intense clashes led to the demise of 1,030 Ukrainian soldiers and the obliteration of various war assets. The casualties included 76 drones, 4 tanks, 9 personnel carriers and armored vehicles, 21 military vehicles, 20 artillery pieces, and multiple rocket launchers.
The Russian army also provided cumulative statistics since the commencement of the special military operation in the Donbass region on February 24, 2022. The figures indicate the destruction of 549 warplanes, 257 combat helicopters, 9,541 drones, 442 missile defense systems, 13,840 tanks and armored vehicles, 1,188 multiple rocket launchers, 7,253 artillery pieces and mortars, as well as 15,986 military vehicles belonging to the armed forces of the Kiev regime.
These developments come amidst the Ukrainian military's repeated unsuccessful offensive operations against Russia, despite the Kiev regime receiving substantial military aid from Western countries, claiming the Russian attack as a threat to all of Europe.
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