Russia has lost around 1,302,370 troops in Ukraine since the beginning of its full-scale invasion on Feb. 24, 2022, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported on April 4.

Estimates show Russian forces have suffered more than one million casualties in the war against Ukraine. At the same time, its territorial gains have been some of the slowest in modern history. Special correspondent Simon Ostrovsky has a rare look at the Kremlin’s war machine and reveals the brutality and corruption eating away at the Russian military from the inside.

Russia's daily losses rise amid fierce clashes A new report from Ukraine's General Staff indicates numerous Russian losses along the frontline. Ukrainian Armed Forces keep pushing Russian troops back,

Zelensky also said that, according to British intelligence, the battlefield situation is currently the most favorable for Ukraine in the past 10 months.

This week, for the third time since its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Russia claimed it fully occupied Ukraine’s Luhansk region.

Russia can no longer afford its war in Ukraine. Since 2022 Russia has spent nearly $700 billion and lost 1.3 million troops, with over a million Russian men fleeting the country to avoid the war. There is a labor shortage and a growing number of protests against the war and its human losses and growing poverty.

Ukraine has said total Russian casualties, killed and wounded, have reached around 1,302,370 personnel since February 2022.

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Russia is on track to lose 1.3 million men in the war by the time of its fourth anniversary next week. The Russian forces continue to suffer heavy losses on a daily basis on the battlefield in Ukraine—but the current rate of attrition is smaller than ...

Importantly, Russia has failed to achieve its objectives in the border areas of the Sumy and Kharkiv oblasts, as well as in Donetsk Oblast, and is once again pushing back its timelines,” the president stated.