Published 15 days ago

More than 50,000 Russians killed in Ukrainian ‘meat grinder’: Report

Russian tactics in Ukraine have been compared to a "meat grinder," with soldiers sent in waves to wear down Ukrainian forces and reveal their positions.
Deaths of Russian soldiers rose by 25% in the second year of the conflict, surpassing 50,000 casualties, highlighting the heavy toll paid for territorial gains.
Graveyards in Ukraine have expanded to accommodate soldiers killed in "ineffective human-wave style frontal assaults" by Russian forces.

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BBC News

Russia's meat grinder soldiers - 50,000 confirmed dead

Russia's military death toll in Ukraine has now passed the 50,000 mark, the BBC can confirm.

16 days ago·United Kingdom

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The Independent

Russian solider death toll hits 50,000 in Putin’s ‘meat grinder’ war with Ukraine

Number of deaths nearly 25% higher last year than in the first 12 months of the war, new analysis says

16 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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NDTV

Over 50,000 Russian Troops Have Died During War With Ukraine: Report

More than 50,000 Russian military personnel have died during the Ukraine conflict, the BBC reported Wednesday, citing its own reporters, independent media group Mediazona and volunteers.

16 days ago·New Delhi, India

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South China Morning Post

Putin’s Russian troop losses in Ukraine hit 50,000: BBC

The BBC found that more than 27,300 Russian soldiers died during the second year of the war, a 25-percent increase on the first year.

16 days ago·Hong Kong

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Globo

More than 50,000 Russian soldiers have died since the beginning of the war in Ukraine, reports a report that uses satellite imagery of cemeteries.

Count reported a 25% increase in the number of military deaths in the second year of the war, with more than 15 people killed in a Russian bombing of a historic Ukrainian city; more than 50,000 Russian soldiers are believed to have died since the start of the invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, according to a count by BBC Russian and Russian Mediazone. The estimate, published on this Wednesday after joint research since February 2022 and compl…

15 days ago·Brazil

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