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Military
Zelenskyy: 31.000 Ukrainian troops killed vs 180.000 Russian losses in war. Previously, Kyiv had not officially disclosed the number of Ukrainian soldiers killed. Video shows Russians execute surrendering Ukrainian soldiers. Ukrainian ombudsman Dmitry Lubinets released a video showing Russian troops shooting at least 7 Ukrainians who were trying to surrender. Ukrainian military: Battle for Lastochkyne continues. Earlier, some Ukrainian analysts reported that Russian troops had taken the village. Russian missiles destroyed a railway station, a shop, and a church in Ukraine’s Kostiantynivka. According to preliminary information, Russian troops launched S-300 missiles in a land-to-land mode around 2 a.m. at night. Frontline report: Russian troops increase pressure west of Bakhmut. The Russian command increase pressure in the direction of Ivanivske village despite mounting losses. They are likely anticipating that taking it would collapse the Ukrainian southern flank. Russia is currently mobilizing new forces at the rate equivalent to losses — ISW. This allows Russia to reinforce attacking units and sustain its offensive campaign consistently. As of 25 Feb 2024, the approximate losses of weapons and military equipment of the Russian Armed Forces from the beginning of the invasion to the present day:
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- Personnel: 409820 (+810)
- Tanks: 6542 (+8)
- APV: 12441 (+16)
- Artillery systems: 9981 (+29)
- MLRS: 999
- Anti-aircraft systems: 684
- Aircraft: 340
- Helicopters: 325
- UAV: 7681 (+22)
- Cruise missiles : 1907 (+2)
- Warships/boats: 25
- Submarines: 1
- Vehicles and fuel tanks: 13011 (+23)
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