Russia's invasion of Ukraine has been marked by devastating losses, but a new estimate from a respected think tank paints a staggering picture of the scale of Russia's casualties. According to the assessment, Russia has lost more than 350,000 soldiers since the conflict began, a number that far exceeds previous estimates. The estimate is based on a comprehensive analysis of battlefield reports, social media, and other sources, and it suggests that Russia's military may have suffered losses equivalent to the entire active-duty army of a small country. The revelation raises questions about the sustainability of Russia's war effort and the potential long-term impact on the country's military strength.
Russia Has Lost More Than 350,000 Soldiers, New Estimate Finds The New York Times
