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Wall Street Journal: Ukraine's losses in the war are 80,000 killed. Russia's are 200,000

ByНазар Богудан

Sep 17, 2024

Journalists received information about Ukrainian victims from anonymous sources, and about Russian victims from Western intelligence agencies.

Wall Street Journal: Ukraine's losses in the war are 80,000 killed. is about a million people. The losses of the occupiers are higher: 200,000 people killed and about 400,000 wounded, writes the Wall Street Journal. Journalists received this data from Western intelligence agencies.</p> <p>According to the newspaper, Ukraine's losses are 80,000 people killed and about 400,000 wounded. This information was reported by anonymous sources.</p> <p>“High and The rapidly mounting casualties on both sides highlight the devastating long-term impact this will have on countries that were struggling with population declines before the war, largely due to economic and social upheaval. They also highlight one of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s own motivations for launching the invasion in 2022: to boost Russia’s population by absorbing Ukrainians. million people as a result of occupation or as refugees,” the article says.</p> <p>About 25-27 million people currently live in the free part of Ukraine. About 6 million left as refugees, while another part ended up under occupation.</p> <p>About 600,000 people left Russia after the attack on Ukraine in 2022.</p> <ul> <li>In February, the Ukrainian president announced the army's losses for the first time. As of February 25, 2024, the state had lost about 31,000 defenders. He then estimated the Russian losses at 180 thousand.</li> </ul> <p><!--noindex--></p> <p><a rel=lb.ua

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