Coverage dated July 27, 2022

Russian casualties in Ukraine surpass 75,000: U.S. intelligence

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The figures are a grim indicator for Russia's military as a push is currently underway by Ukraine to reclaim parts of its occupied southern regions.

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  1. Insider

    More than 75,000 Russian troops in Ukraine have been killed or injured, US says — one of the highest estimates so far (opens Insider)

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    US officials briefed lawmakers on Russian injuries and deaths in its invasion of Ukraine, CNN and The New York Times reported.

  2. Newsweek

    Russian casualties in Ukraine surpass 75,000: U.S. intelligence (opens Newsweek)

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    The figures are a grim indicator for Russia's military as a push is currently underway by Ukraine to reclaim parts of its occupied southern regions.

  3. Hot Air

    U.S. estimate: 75,000 Russian casualties in Ukraine (opens Hot Air)

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    Casualty estimates for militaries on both sides are highly speculative, U.S. officials have said. They often give ranges rather than specific numbers, though just last week, the C.I.A. director estima...

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