Pierderi uriașe pe front. În septembrie, armata rusă ar fi avut de zece ori mai multe victime decât ucrainenii

In September, Russian military losses were estimated to be ten times higher than those of Ukraine, with over 50,000 casualties reported. A NATO official indicated that more than 28,000 of these were fatalities, marking the highest monthly losses since 2026. Ukrainian estimates align closely, suggesting around 46,230 Russian soldiers were lost. In contrast, Ukraine reported 5,000 casualties among its forces. The significant increase in Russian losses reflects ongoing strategic objectives to weaken Moscow's military capabilities. Despite claims of recruitment challenges, Ukrainian intelligence suggests Russia may mobilize up to 600,000 troops in the coming years. President Zelensky noted over 1.5 million Russian military casualties since the war began, although these figures remain unverified due to a lack of official data from Russia.