Leaked Russian data revealing over 400,000 military deaths exposes the war's true human cost, contradicting official claims and highlighting the conflict's devastating scale.
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Hacked death records reveal scale of losses since Moscow launched full-scale invasion nearly five years agoUkraine war briefing: post war ‘security guarantees’ a key focus in upcoming Abu Dhabi talks, says RubioEurope live – latest updatesMore than 400,000 Russians have been killed fighting in Ukraine since Moscow launched its full-scale invasion nearly five years ago, according to leaked data from the country’s state statistics agency, Rosstat.The data, obtained by the Belarusian opposition-linked hacker group Cyber Partisans and the Ukrainian hacking collective Silent Crow, contains more than 11 million death certificates, including details of the deceased’s age, place of residence and location of death. Continue reading...
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