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Ukraine Reports Over 332,000 Russian Military Fatalities Since Conflict’s Start

December 3, 2023
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The Ukrainian military announced today, Sunday, a significant increase in Russian military fatalities, totaling 332,040 since the onset of the military operation on February 24 last year.

According to the Ukrainian Armed Forces General Staff, reported by Ukraine Form News Agency, Russia also suffered substantial losses in military equipment, including thousands of tanks, armored vehicles, artillery systems, rocket launchers, air defense systems, fighter jets, helicopters, warships, and a submarine.

Additionally, the General Staff reported that Ukrainian air defense intercepted 10 out of 12 drones launched by Russia from Primorsko-Akhtarsk, and a K-29 guided missile launched from Belgorod, Russia, failed to reach its target.

They also noted significant Russian losses in military personnel, command centers, ammunition depots, and artillery units in the last 24 hours.

Moreover, the Ukrainian State Emergency Service disclosed the successful disarmament of over 459,472 explosive devices, including 3,134 aerial bombs, since the Russian military operation began.

The Service has inspected more than 110,768 hectares, with experts neutralizing 414 hazardous objects and surveying 117.93 hectares in the past day.

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