Ukraine’s defense forces eliminated another 1,020 Russian occupiers. As a result, the total personnel losses of the Russian army since the beginning of the full-scale invasion have now exceeded 980,000 troops.

Since the start of the full-scale invasion, Russia’s total manpower losses are estimated at 976,780 soldiers. In terms of equipment, the Russian army lost one tank, two armored fighting vehicles, 23 artillery systems,

Russian forces in Ukraine are suffering casualties at more than 400,000 per year — enough to pack the house at the world’s four largest stadiums. Losses

Russian semiconductor plant making missile, jet parts hit in Ukrainian attack, military says Putin visits Kursk Oblast for first time since Moscow claimed its recapture Ukraine dismisses Russian claims of full control over Kursk Oblast,

As Russia’s full-scale invasion continues, Ukrainian forces continue targeting high-profile fighters serving on the front lines.

The russian leadership does not intend to end the war in the near future, since a significant part of both the army and the population support the continuation

Ukraine’s military has once again been rocked by a scandal around its leadership culture, with another high-profile commander speaking out against the country’s top brass over bad orders leading to excess losses.

Ukraine's National Guard said the attack took place while the men were carrying out exercises at a firing range.

Since the Russian troops failed to advance on Kyiv, they have focused on capturing the Donbas in the east, made up of Donetsk and Luhansk regions.

Russian troops capture settlements in Donetsk and Sumy regions, advancing slowly on the eastern front of the Ukraine war.