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NATO official estimates Russia’s September war casualties at over 50,000
A NATO military official estimates that Russia suffered more than 50,000 casualties in the war against Ukraine last month. About 28,000 Russian troops were killed, while Ukraine’s defence forces suffered approximately 5,000 casualties during the same period.
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A NATO military official said Russia suffered more than 50,000 casualties in the war against Ukraine last month.
The estimate includes about 28,000 Russian troops killed. The official did not provide a breakdown of the remaining casualties.
Ukraine’s defence forces suffered approximately 5,000 casualties over the same period, according to the NATO estimate.
What we know
- A NATO official estimated Russia’s casualties last month at more than 50,000 troops.
- About 28,000 Russian troops were estimated to have been killed.
- Ukraine’s defence forces suffered approximately 5,000 casualties over the same period.
- The official did not break down the remainder of Russia’s casualties.
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- Sources: Українська правда.
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