Part of the story The Russia-Ukraine war: the invasion, the front line and the long-range strikes Coverage dated February 28, 2022 to March 7, 2022
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Newest development Mar 8, 2022 · 4 reports Pentagon estimates 2,000 to 4,000 Russian soldiers killed in Ukraine
U.S. analysts believe as many as 4,000 Russian troops may have been killed in the 13 days since Russia invaded Ukraine.
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Mar 1, 2022
At Least 70 Ukrainian Soldiers Killed In Russian Strike As Death Toll From Invasion Mounts
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Pentagon Estimates Thousands of Russian Troops Have Been Killed in Ukraine
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Pentagon estimates 2,000 to 4,000 Russian soldiers killed in Ukraine
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The Times of Israel
Forbes
At Least 70 Ukrainian Soldiers Killed In Russian Strike As Death Toll From Invasion Mounts ↗ (opens Forbes) Published Feb 28, 2022
Forbes's feed description Ukrainian officials have accused Russia of engaging in “barbaric tactics” during their invasion.
The Hill
70 Ukrainian soldiers killed by Russian artillery, official says ↗ (opens The Hill) Published Feb 28, 2022
The Hill's feed description A Ukrainian official said 70 Ukrainian soldiers were killed in a Russian artillery attack on a military base Monday.
The Hill
Russia says 498 of its soldiers have died in Ukraine ↗ (opens The Hill) Published Mar 1, 2022
The Hill's feed description The Russian Ministry of Defense announced on Wednesday that 498 of its soldiers had died in Ukra
Newsweek
Russian Defense Ministry says almost 500 soldiers dead in Ukraine invasion ↗ (opens Newsweek) Published Mar 1, 2022
Newsweek's feed description Russia estimates its soldier deaths at 498, though Ukraine estimates that more than 5,800 Russian soldiers have died.
Insider
Ukraine says almost 6,000 Russians have been killed in the first 6 days of their invasion ↗ (opens Insider) Published Mar 1, 2022
Insider's feed description Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky said "almost 6,000" Russian soldiers died "in six days of war." Russia has not given its own figures.
Insider
Russia says nearly 500 of its troops have been killed in its invasion, but Ukraine says the number is much higher ↗ (opens Insider) Published Mar 1, 2022
Insider's feed description A senior US defense official told reporters that people should be "extremely skeptical" of Russia's casualty counts.
The Times of Israel
Russians shell Kharkiv, besiege Mariupol as Ukraine says over 2,000 civilians killed ↗ (opens The Times of Israel) Published Mar 1, 2022
The Times of Israel's feed description Moscow says some 500 of its troops killed and nearly 1,600 wounded, in first official casualty figures since the beginning of the war
Al Jazeera
Moscow says 498 Russians killed in Ukraine since invasion started ↗ (opens Al Jazeera) Published Mar 1, 2022
Al Jazeera's feed description Russia rejects reports of ‘incalculable losses’ and about the involvement of cadets or conscripts in the fighting.
The Week
CNN
UN says 13 children among at least 136 killed in Ukraine ↗ (opens CNN) Published Mar 2, 2022
CNN's feed description Russia has ramped up war efforts, and President Putin ordered his country's deterrence forces — including nuclear arms — be placed on high alert. Follow here for live news updates from the ground in Ukraine.
The Hill
Ukraine group claims 9,000 Russians killed in Ukraine invasion ↗ (opens The Hill) Published Mar 3, 2022
The Hill's feed description A Ukrainian group claims Russia has lost as many as 9,000 personnel in the first eight days of its invasion of Ukraine.
CNN
United Nations: More than 360 civilians killed in Ukraine ↗ (opens CNN) Published Mar 5, 2022
CNN's feed description Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky has urged his compatriots to keep up their resistance against Russian forces, as the invasion enters an 11th day and Putin's forces advance on key Ukrainian cities. Follow here for live news updates. from on the ground in Ukraine.
The Times of Israel
Digital Journal
Pentagon estimates 2,000 to 4,000 Russian soldiers killed in Ukraine ↗ (opens Digital Journal) Published Mar 7, 2022
Same headline from 1 more outlet Digital Journal's feed description The US Defense Department told lawmakers Tuesday it estimates between 2,000 and 4,000 Russian soldiers have been killed in Moscow's nearly two-week-old
Military.com
Pentagon Estimates Thousands of Russian Troops Have Been Killed in Ukraine ↗ (opens Military.com) Published Mar 7, 2022
Military.com's feed description U.S. analysts believe as many as 4,000 Russian troops may have been killed in the 13 days since Russia invaded Ukraine.
Washington Post
Up to 4,000 Russian soldiers likely have died in Ukraine, U.S. general says ↗ (opens Washington Post) Published Mar 7, 2022
Washington Post's feed description By comparison, 2,461 U.S. troops died over the entire length of the 20-year war in Afghanistan.
The National Interest
Russia, Ukraine Claim Heavy Casualties Inflicted on One Another ↗ (opens The National Interest) Published Mar 7, 2022
The National Interest's feed description Russia claimed to have destroyed nearly 2,400 military facilities and killed 2,870 Ukrainian soldiers, while Ukraine has claimed to have killed 11,000 Russians.
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