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    Ukraine claims 5,710 Russian troops have died since invasion began

    James MartinBy James MartinMarch 1, 2022No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Russia has not said how many losses it has sustained (Picture: Getty/SWNS/Reuters)

    Ukraine is claiming that nearly 6,000 Russian personnel have been killed since Vladimir Putin’s invasion began last week.

    With Russia’s forces bearing down on the capital Kyiv and the second largest city, Kharkiv, Ukraine gave a run-down of Russia’s losses.

    Ukraine’s general staff claimed it had damaged or destroyed 29 Russian aircraft and 198 tanks and that 5,710 Russian soldiers had been killed.

    It was not clear how those figures were arrived at and it is not possible to verify them.

    For the latest updates on the Russia-Ukraine war, visit our live blog: Russia-Ukraine live

    President Putin’s government has refused to say how many losses it has sustained.

    But picctures from Ukraine have shown burnt-out Russian tanks and bodies on the road, seemingly after they have been attacked by Ukrainians.

    It comes as fears grow for the immediate future of Ukrainians in the capital, with a Russian convoy thought to be around 40 miles long making its way towards the city, where food supplies are running low.


    Images from the Ukrainian city of Sumy show a Russian tank burning just days after newly revealed dashcam footage showed a huge column of tanks moving into the city. See SWNS story SWSYukraine. In pictures provided by a local to the city, a Russian tank burns after having been hit by an NLAW anti-tank missile just minutes before on the southeastern H-12 road into the city. Meanwhile, a Russian armoured car sits just meters behind it also on fire; both apparently having been abandoned by Russian forces who ran out of fuel. The Russian tank is most likely a T-72, but with such extensive damage it could also be a newer T-80 - both vehicles being extensively used in the war against Ukraine.
    Images from the Ukrainian city of Sumy show a Russian tank burning – with Ukraine saying 198 have been destroyed or damaged (Picture: SWNS)

    Meanwhile, in Kharkiv, a huge missiles smashed into a government building as airstrikes intensified.  

    International condemnation and sanctions have continued, with Russia now set to be investigated for possible war crimes.

    Prince Charles joined the chorus of outrage aimed at Putin, branding the war an ‘unconscionable’ attack on democracy.

    Russia has been accused of using brutal vacuum and cluster bombs, sparking further criticism.

    On the sixth day of the Russian assault, rocket strikes on the centre of Kharkiv killed at least 10 people and wounded 35, Ukrainian Interior Ministry adviser Anton Herashchenko said.

    Similar strikes killed and wounded dozens in the city the previous day.

    Ukrainian authorities also reported 70 soldiers killed in a rocket attack in a town between Kyiv and Kharkiv.

    He added: ‘The rubble is being cleared and there will be even more victims and wounded’.

    President Volodymyr Zelensky said the artillery barrages in the city amounted to state terrorism.

    Yet Russia has failed to capture a single major Ukrainian city after running into fierce resistance and its economy is being battered.

    But pictures released by U.S. satellite company Maxar showed Russian tanks, artillery and fuel trucks stretching for 40 miles (60 km) along a highway to the north.

    Talks held on Monday at the Belarus border have failed to reach a breakthrough and negotiators have not said when a new round will take place.

    Get in touch with our news team by emailing us at webnews@metro.co.uk.

    For more stories like this, check our news page.


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