Over two years of war, 31 thousand soldiers died – Zelensky
- February 26, 2024
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Zelensky proposed first loss balance since the start of the war. However, he did not disclose the number of wounded because he said that would help the Russians
Zelensky proposed first loss balance since the start of the war. However, he did not disclose the number of wounded because he said that would help the Russians plan their military strategy.
The latest official figure from the Ukrainian government dates back to the end of 2022, when then-presidential adviser Mykhailo Podolyak said that 13 thousand Ukrainian soldiers died. since the Russian invasion began on February 24 of that year.
From my side, Russia did not provide figuresconsiders military losses a secret.
Russia says its troops have better positions near Avdeevka and Donetsk
Russia said on Sunday its troops had taken up better positions near Avdeevka and Donetskafter President Vladimir Putin ordered the military to move deeper into Ukraine after two years of all-out war.
Russia’s Defense Ministry said its troops pushed back Ukrainian forces near Klishchevka, Dyleyevka and Kurdyumivka in the Donetsk region and took better positions near Avdievka, which fell to Russia this month.
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Meeting in Paris
This Monday, French President Emmanuel Macron will organize a meeting in Paris with foreign leaders in support of Ukraine. This working meeting will examine available means to strengthen coherent cooperation among Ukraine’s allies, and the Ukrainian President will attend via video conference.
“Let President Putin’s Russia not count on European fatigue,” the French presidency warned in a statement about X.The outcome of this war will be decisive for the interests, European values and security. “France is and will be on the side of Ukraine and the Ukrainian people,” the Elysee Palace said in a statement.
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Source: Aristegui Noticias
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