Russian defence ministry claims about 1,515 Ukrainian troops killed in past day
Russia's defence ministry said its forces killed approximately 1,515 Ukrainian soldiers over 24 hours, according to state news agency TASS; the claim could not be independently verified.
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Russia's defence ministry said its forces killed approximately 1,515 Ukrainian troops over the past 24 hours, according to a report from the state-run news agency TASS.
The figure was presented as part of a regular update on what Moscow calls its "special military operation" in Ukraine.
As with previous such reports from the Russian defence ministry, the claimed casualty figures could not be independently verified, and Ukraine has not commented on this specific tally.
Casualty figures released by parties to the conflict are frequently disputed and should be treated as claims made by the issuing side rather than confirmed counts.
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