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- 1Ukraine confirms strikes on Russian Rubicon drone depots●ЗСУ уразили місце з дронами і склад РАО ворога, підтверджено знищення складів "Рубікону" Генеральний штаб ЗСУ підтвердив
Ukraine's General Staff confirmed that its forces struck a site with drones and an enemy fuel and lubricants depot, destroying storage facilities of the Russian drone unit 'Rubicon'. The announcement lists a series of important occupied military targets hit. It highlights Kyiv's ongoing campaign against Russian drone logistics and supply infrastructure behind the front line.
- 2Russia's war losses in Ukraine rise by 1,900 in a day●Russia's war casualty toll in Ukraine up by 1,900 over past day
Ukraine's General Staff figures cited by Ukrinform indicate that Russia's total military casualties in the war in Ukraine increased by approximately 1,900 over the past day. The daily tally, which Ukraine updates regularly, adds to the cumulative losses reported since Russia's full-scale invasion began in February 2022. Russia rarely confirms its casualty figures, and independent verification of the numbers remains difficult amid the ongoing fighting.
- 3Russia loses 1,900 soldiers and 36 artillery systems in a day●Russia loses 1,900 soldiers and 36 artillery systems over past day Russia has lost 1,900 soldiers killed and wounded ove
Ukraine's General Staff reports that Russia lost roughly 1,900 soldiers killed and wounded over the past day, along with 36 artillery systems, pushing Moscow's total personnel losses since the full-scale invasion began to 1,535,870. The figures come from Ukraine's military daily updates, which cannot be independently verified but are widely cited in coverage of the war's ongoing attritional fighting.
- 4Russia has lost 1,535,870 troops in Ukraine, Kyiv says●General Staff: Russia has lost 1,535,870 troops in Ukraine since Feb. 24, 2022
Ukraine's General Staff says Russia has lost 1,535,870 troops since the full-scale invasion began on February 24, 2022. The figure, updated daily by Ukrainian military officials, cannot be independently verified, and Russia does not publish its own casualty totals. The latest number points to continued heavy Russian losses as fighting along the front lines shows no sign of abating.