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Zelenskyy cites 1.6 million Russian casualties in Fox News interview
war-in-ukraine28 days ago

Zelenskyy cites 1.6 million Russian casualties in Fox News interview

In a Fox News interview on July 31, Zelenskyy stated that Russia has suffered about 1.6 million military casualties, including around 700,000 dead, while Ukraine has lost at least 50,000 service members and about 400,000 wounded. He argued Russia lacks battlefield initiative and has not achieved decisive gains despite heavy losses, and he noted Moscow plans to deploy up to 30,000 North Korean troops and acquire new ballistic missile launchers. The piece also references Putin expanding Russia’s military strength and mobilization amid the ongoing war.

Russia escalates civilian targeting with strikes on Ukrainian gas stations
world28 days ago

Russia escalates civilian targeting with strikes on Ukrainian gas stations

Russia’s campaign expands beyond military targets to Ukrainian gas stations, with more than 200 stations hit in June–July as drones and airstrikes disrupt civilian life near front lines and around Kyiv. CNN confirmed at least 30 gas-station strikes in that period; Ukrainian officials say the aim is to intimidate civilians, while gas workers and evacuees rely on stations as refuges. Zaporizhzhia alone saw 54 gas-station strikes in 24 days, causing deaths and injuries. Western officials warn of potential escalation from Moscow, and the UN has noted June as Ukraine’s deadliest month for civilians since 2022.

Ceasefire Countdown Shadowed by Deadly Ukrainian Attacks
world3 months ago

Ceasefire Countdown Shadowed by Deadly Ukrainian Attacks

Russian drone and missile strikes across Ukraine killed at least 26 and wounded more than 80 just hours before Kyiv announced a ceasefire to begin later this week, hitting cities including Kramatorsk, Zaporizhzhia, Chernihiv and Dnipro and damaging gas facilities in Poltava and Kharkiv; Zelenskyy said Ukraine would observe the ceasefire and respond in kind, while Moscow had separately announced its own pause for Friday and Saturday.