07.03.2025 13:30
The Russia-Ukraine war, now entering its fourth year, has intensified once again. Ukrainian soldiers from the 24th Mechanized Brigade repelled a large-scale Russian attack in the Chasiv Yar region, during which at least 33 Russian soldiers were killed.
In the war between Russia and Ukraine that began on February 24, 2022, both countries' armies continue to suffer heavy losses.
RUSSIAN ATTACK REPULSED
Ukrainian soldiers from the 24th Mechanized Brigade repulsed a large-scale Russian attack in the Chasiv Yar region. In the attack, 11 pieces of equipment were destroyed, five more vehicles were damaged, and at least 33 Russian soldiers were neutralized.
91 THOUSAND SOLDIERS HAVE DIED SINCE THE BEGINNING OF 2025
Ukrainian Armed Forces Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrskyi announced that the Russian army has lost approximately 91 thousand soldiers in Ukraine since the beginning of 2025.
Commander Syrskyi emphasized in a written statement on March 6, 2025, that the invaders have been suffering significant losses every day, stating, "Since the beginning of the year, the Russian army's casualties have reached approximately 91 thousand." He also thanked the Ukrainian soldiers for their determination, effectiveness in combat operations, and unwavering belief in Ukraine's victory.
THE TOTAL CASUALTY IN THE WAR IS NEARLY 900 THOUSAND
The Ukrainian General Staff stated this morning that the estimated total military losses of the Russian army between February 24, 2022, and February 7, 2025, is at least 882,950.
RUSSIAN ARMY'S EQUIPMENT LOSSES ARE INCREASING
On the other hand, according to data from the Ukrainian General Staff, since February 24, 2022, Russia has lost; 10,264 tanks, 21,334 armored combat vehicles, 24,124 artillery systems, 1,306 multiple rocket launcher systems, 1,096 air defense systems, 370 fighter jets, 331 helicopters, 28,024 operational and tactical level UAVs, 3,085 cruise missiles, 28 warships/boats, 1 submarine, 39,678 vehicles and fuel tanks, and 3,769 special military equipment in Ukraine.