Coverage dated March 22, 2022

Russia has lost 10% of its combat capacity in Ukraine, US estimates

Headline from Local Memphis

Ukrainian resistance has brought much of Russia's advance to a halt but has not sent Moscow's forces into retreat, a western official said.

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Local Memphis
Russia has lost 10% of its combat capacity in Ukraine, US estimates (opens Local Memphis)
Published Mar 22, 2022
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Ukrainian resistance has brought much of Russia's advance to a halt but has not sent Moscow's forces into retreat, a western official said.
Washington Examiner
NATO: Russian military may have lost up to 20% of forces (opens Washington Examiner)
Published Mar 22, 2022
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NATO believes that Russia may have already lost as much as one-fifth of its combat forces during the first month of the invasion of Ukraine.
KAGS Bryan
Russia has lost 10% of its combat capacity, US estimates (opens KAGS Bryan)
Published Mar 22, 2022
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The Red Cross confirmed a humanitarian aid convoy trying to reach Mariupol had not been able to enter.

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