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Available reporting presents a wide but overlapping range for Russian monthly casualties in the Ukraine war: high-end aggregation by Ukrainian authorities and independent trackers implies roughly 30,0...
Since January 2024 open-source and intelligence reporting show Russian equipment losses outpacing Ukrainian losses by a wide margin, with aggregate attrition ratios reported variably between roughly 5...
Executive summary: Official and investigative tallies disagree, but recent public estimates place between roughly (identified individually) and (killed and wounded combined). The wide range reflects d...
Available public datasets and reporting included in the search results do not provide a single, universally accepted figure for “Ukrainian losses”; instead they show multiple, sometimes conflicting ta...
The Russian government does not publish reliable, up-to-date casualty figures for its forces in Ukraine and has legally restricted disclosure of such information, creating a contested information envi...
The available analyses present two very different estimates of Russian military deaths in Ukraine: and . These figures reflect different methodologies——and cannot be directly equated without clarifyin...
Ukrainian official tallies reported roughly 1,137,850–1,139,900 total Russian personnel losses by late October 2025 and listed 1,060–1,150 personnel losses specifically on October 28–29, 2025 (General...
The headline mixes verifiable developments and contested figures: reporting that in Ukraine and that combines observable battlefield shifts with casualty tallies that differ by source and methodology....