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Russia’s combat losses in Ukraine on Aug. 17

byVictoria Petryk

17/08/2022

1 minute read

As of Aug. 17, Russia's combat losses in Ukraine:

44100 killed soldiers (+200)
4152 APV (+11)
1880 tanks (+4)
989 artillery systems (+4)
233 aircraft and 196 helicopters 15 boats and cutters

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Russia’s combat losses in Ukraine on Aug. 17

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Russia’s combat losses in Ukraine on Aug. 17

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