The impressive study on the dead in the war in Ukraine

The New York Times today he cites the study of Center for Strategic and International Studies. The victims of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict would be at the moment 1.4 million: about half of the military victims …

Written by: Jack Williams

Published on: June 5, 2025

The New York Times today he cites the study of Center for Strategic and International Studies. The victims of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict would be at the moment 1.4 million: about half of the military victims of France, Italy and Great Britain in the First World War.

In addition to the Stragism, very little has also changed in the “bulletins from the victory“. The territorial gains of the Russians are around some areas on the fifty meters per day, a slower rhythm even than that, carried out in the mud and with minor technical means, of the British and French soldiers in the imposing battle of the sum, along the western front, during the Great War.

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