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A hadith came Shoigu During his speech after a speech by Russian President Vladimir Putin Announcing the mobilization Partial military in Russia Against the background of war Ukraine.
Shoigu said in a speech broadcast on Russian television: "The losses of the Russian army amounted to 5,937 people since the start of the military operation".
On the other hand, the Russian Defense Minister said that the Ukrainian forces lost about 60 thousand of its soldiers in the war.
The last statistic published by Moscow regarding its deaths in Ukraine dates back to last March.
It said at the time that 1,351 Russian soldiers had been killed in the war, and since that date no new toll has been published.
Although the figure announced by Shoigu today seems large compared to the losses announced 6 months ago, it is much lower than the figures announced by Kyiv and the West.
Ukraine says that the Russian army has lost more than 43,000 people since the outbreak of the war, while Western estimates indicate that the number does not exceed 15,000.
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A hadith came Shoigu During his speech after a speech by Russian President Vladimir Putin Announcing the mobilization Partial military in Russia Against the background of war Ukraine.
“The losses of the Russian army have reached 5,937 people since the start of the military operation,” Shoigu said in a speech broadcast on Russian television.
On the other hand, the Russian Defense Minister said that the Ukrainian forces lost about 60 thousand of its soldiers in the war.
The last statistic published by Moscow regarding its deaths in Ukraine dates back to last March.
It said at the time that 1,351 Russian soldiers had been killed in the war, and since that date no new toll has been published.
Although the figure announced by Shoigu today seems large compared to the losses announced 6 months ago, it is much lower than the figures announced by Kyiv and the West.
Ukraine says that the Russian army has lost more than 43,000 people since the outbreak of the war, while Western estimates indicate that the number does not exceed 15,000.