I Want to Live Project: In 2026, Ukraine Captures Average of 107 More Russian Soldiers per Month than Russia Captures Ukrainians
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Since mid-2023, Ukraine has taken more military prisoners than the Russian Federation, reported to the KSHOP, where Putin's fairy was denied a ratio of 1:10 in the exchange fund in favour of the occupiers.
I Want to Live Project: In 2026, Ukraine captures average of 107 more Russian soldiers per month than Russia captures Ukrainians
In 2026, Ukraine has been capturing an average of 107 more Russian soldiers per month than Russia has captured Ukrainians, according to data from the I Want to Live project.
Since mid-2023, Ukraine has taken more Russian military prisoners than Russia — Ukrainian ones. And the difference is getting bigger
The Coordination Headquarters reported that in the first eight months of 2026, there were 858 more Russian troops in Ukrainian captivity than Russian ones — an average of 107 per month.
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