Russia Ukraine War: Ukraine claims, 824 Russian soldiers are being killed every day in February


Posted on 13th Feb 2023 10:50 am by rohit kumar

Russian troops are advancing on cities in eastern Ukraine. Fierce fighting is going on. In the last 24 hours, the Russian military carried out 12 missiles and 32 airstrikes in Ukraine. Fired more than 90 rounds from multiple rocket launchers. One person was killed and another was wounded by shelling in the southeastern Dnipropetros region on Sunday morning. Four buildings were also damaged. At the same time, three Russian S-300 missiles were attacked throughout the night in Kharkiv. One person was injured in this.

 

824 Russian soldiers died every day in February

According to IANS, Russia has also suffered heavy war losses this month. Many of his drones have been shot down by Ukraine. More Russian soldiers have been killed in Ukraine this month than at any other time. Data from Ukraine shows that 824 Russian soldiers are being killed every day in February.

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Although the figures have not been confirmed, Britain says that this figure may be correct. This is more than four times the death toll of Russian soldiers in June and July when about 172 Russian soldiers were killed per day.

 

Thousands of pregnant Russian women reached Argentina

Meanwhile, more than 5,000 pregnant Russian women have arrived in Argentina in recent months. She does not want to live in Russia because of the war. According to the BBC report, she wants her children to be born in Argentina so that they can get citizenship there because Argentinian people get visa-free entry in 171 countries. This will also make it easier for them to take citizenship there.

 

Also Read: Bangladesh: Bangladesh is facing the brunt of sanctions on Russia on many fronts

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