Russia Faces 1,400 Losses on First Day of 2025
Ukraine reports nearly 1,400 Russian casualties on January 1, 2025, marking a severe blow to Vladimir Putin's forces. With the ongoing conflict escalating, Kyiv claims total Russian losses since February 2022 have reached 792,170, though independent verification remains challenging. Explore the latest developments in the bitter struggle and its profound implications
POLITICS
Ke Press Global
1/4/20251 min read
Russia faced a significant setback on the first day of 2025, with Ukrainian military authorities reporting nearly 1,400 casualties among Russian forces. This includes both fatalities and injuries, underscoring the ongoing toll of the protracted conflict.
The announcement, made on social media platform X, highlighted the staggering figure of 1,370 casualties and included a poignant quote from Arthur C. Clarke: "The limits of the possible can only be defined by going beyond them into the impossible."
Ukraine’s armed forces now claim that the total number of Russian casualties since the invasion began on February 24, 2022, has reached an estimated 792,170.
While Kyiv's figures are often higher than those reported by other sources, independent verification of such numbers remains a challenge. Both Russia and Ukraine have been cautious in disclosing accurate statistics, often shaping the narrative to their advantage.
This report highlights the ongoing intensity of the conflict, with no clear resolution in sight. The high casualty rate continues to strain Russia's military resources, while Ukraine remains resolute in its defense efforts.
The devastating losses on both sides emphasize the urgent need for diplomatic solutions to end the suffering and restore stability in the region.
Photo: METZEL/Sputnik/AFP/Getty Images
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