Russia -Ukraine War Latest Updates
The tabloid quotes General Valery Gerasimov as saying that “the scale of destruction and losses inflicted on our army is unprecedented” Friendly folks at the pro-Kremlin tabloid Life News have reported 10,000 Russian soldiers died in Ukraine. The source was a social media user ironically named “polite people”. It comes as a shock to most except those who were following the issue. More than 8,900 militaries have been killed during the conflicts in Eastern Ukraine, reports the latest issue of ‘Segodnya’ pro-Kremlin tabloid. It says that the number of soldiers’ deaths counts those confirmed by families and relatives and those rated as missing.
Nearly 10,000 Russian Troops Dead In The Conflict In Ukraine
Russia’s Komsomolskaya Pravda newspaper, citing a “military source in Ukraine”, has published a list of some 10,000 Russian soldiers who have allegedly been killed in Ukraine between spring and fall, state news agency RIA Novosti reported. Euromaidan Press, which describes itself as a “social media newspaper” produced by ex-pats “embedded” in Ukraine has published an article revealing that it has been informed of Russian troop casualties in Ukraine close to 10,000. This new report comes as Russia continues to violate the ceasefire and tells its soldiers and volunteers that they will be given medals for their service in Ukraine. The list Euromaidan Press has provided includes names, ages, and military registration numbers of those believed to have been killed or mortally wounded serving in Ukraine.
Nearly 10,000 Russian Troops Dead In The Conflict In Ukraine Video
As the news of the latest casualties in the Ukraine conflict circulates, a pro-Kremlin tabloid has released a report stating that nearly 10,000 Russian troops have been killed in Ukraine so far. The article, which is accompanied by gruesome images and video footage, claims that the death toll is only increasing and that the Russian government is losing control over the situation. A recent tabloid report has claimed that nearly 10,000 Russian troops have been killed in Ukraine since the conflict started there. The article, which is based on a report from Russia’s Defense Ministry, contradicts earlier reports from the same source that claimed only around Russian soldiers had died in Ukraine.
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