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The loss of Russian troops in Ukraine has reached 470,870 soldiers by Thursday morning, according to the General Staff of the Ukrainian Army.
According to the data of the General Staff, 1030 invaders were destroyed during the day.
Since the beginning of the repeated invasion on February 24, 2022, Russia has lost 7,332 tanks, 14,096 armored personnel carriers, 12,044 cannons and mortars, 1,053 multiple rocket launchers, 784 anti-aircraft artillery, 348 aircraft, 325 helicopters, 212 drones 6 cruise missiles, 26 ships and speedboats, one submarine, 16,224 cars and tankers, as well as 1,988 units of specialized equipment.
The extent of Russia’s losses is being clarified, as the acquisition of information is hindered by hostilities.
14 injured in a Russian missile strike in Odessa
In Odesa, 14 people were injured in a Russian missile attack, Oleh Kiper, head of the military administration of the Odesa region, said on Thursday.
“14 people were injured, a man was hospitalized with moderate injuries. Help was provided to all others on the spot,” Kipers announced on the Telegram platform.
Damage was caused to the civil infrastructure, including the premises of the postal warehouse.
The fire is being extinguished. The windows of houses in the neighborhood were broken.
Law enforcement officers record another Russian crime against civilians.
In the event of a front break, Macron does not rule out sending troops to Ukraine
French President Emmanuel Macron does not rule out sending troops to Ukraine if Russia breaks the Ukrainian front line and Kyiv asks for such help.
The French president expressed this opinion in an interview published on Thursday for the Economist magazine. Macron gave the interview after a speech at the Sorbonne University in Paris last week, in which he warned that Europe was mortal and could die in part because of the threat posed by Russian aggression.
“I don’t rule anything out, because we are dealing with someone who doesn’t rule anything out,” Macron admitted when asked if he stands by what he said at the beginning of the year that he doesn’t rule out sending Western troops to Ukraine.
Several analysts believe that Russia may be preparing a new large-scale attack in Ukraine.
Macron said that if “Russia decides to go further, we will all have to ask ourselves this question anyway” about sending troops. He called his refusal to rule out such a move a “strategic wake-up call to my colleagues.” Macron described Russia as a “force of regional destabilization” and a “threat to European security”.
“I have a clear strategic goal – Russia must not win in Ukraine,” Macron emphasized. “If Russia wins Ukraine, there will be no security in Europe.”
“Who can pretend that Russia will stop there? What kind of security will there be for the other neighboring countries, Moldova, Romania, Poland, Lithuania and others?” Macron asked rhetorically.
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