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Russia Massive Losses in the Ukraine War Are Unsustainable
- President Trump claimed that nearly 20,000 Russian soldiers died in July, raising the total Russian military deaths to 112,500 since January.
- Trump stated that Ukraine has lost around 8,000 soldiers since the beginning of the year, not including missing individuals.
- Trump announced that he is imposing secondary sanctions on countries buying Moscow’s oil, gas, and uranium, to take effect on August 8.
- Frustrated with ongoing Russian missile attacks on Ukraine, Trump called the war 'ridiculous' and criticized Russia's actions while peace talks continue.
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Russia Massive Losses in the Ukraine War are Unsustainable
Key Point – President Donald Trump recently made a sensational claim on Truth Social, posting specific casualty figures that suggest a lopsided 14-to-1 casualty ratio against Russia in the Ukraine war for 2025. The Ukraine War’s Shocked Losses for Russia Have America’s President Thinking Donald Trump just made a sensational assertion on his Truth Social site: “I have just been informed that almost 20,000 Russian soldiers died this month in the r…
Donald Trump announced Friday that, according to US data, Russia has lost over 112,000 soldiers in the war in Ukraine since the beginning of the year, of which about 20,000 in July alone, transmits Kyiv Independent....
US President Donald Trump has reportedly published the latest reports on Russian and Ukrainian losses this year on his own social network Truth Social. According to him, 112.5 thousand Russian soldiers have died since January 1, almost 20 thousand of them in July alone. On the Ukrainian side, on the other hand, only around 8 thousand soldiers are said to have died during the same period.
Trump reveals ‘almost 20,000 Russian soldiers died’ in July during Ukraine war
President Trump claimed Friday that "almost 20,000" Russian soldiers died in their war on Ukraine in the month of July alone, expressing more frustration as the war rages on with no end in sight.
Trump said that Russia has lost 112,500 soldiers since January 1, and Ukraine has lost 8,000: EADaily
EADaily, August 1st, 2025. The losses of the Russian Armed Forces since January 1 amounted to 112,500, and of Ukraine — 8,000 troops. This was stated on the Truth Social network by US President Donald Trump.
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