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Ukraine reports Russian military losses exceeding 1.48 million

Ukraine's General Staff reported that Russian forces have suffered more than 1.48 million military losses. The supplied headline does not specify the period or whether the figure includes wounded personnel.

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The reported scale underscores the continuing intensity of the Russia-Ukraine war.

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