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Russia has lost over 4,400 soldiers and 54 tanks in Ukraine since Sunday
Russian forces in Ukraine have lost 54 tanks and more than 4,400 soldiers since Sunday, according to figures released by the Kyiv military on Friday.
The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported that in addition to 4,410 casualties, Russia also lost 100 armored combat vehicles, 137 artillery systems and 143 drones in the same period.
According to a Ukrainian count, Russia has lost a total of 479,710 troops since Russian President Vladimir Putin's invasion began on February 24, 2022. Putin's military also lost 7,434 tanks, 14,313 armored fighting vehicles and 9,826 drones during the war.
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Breaking News: US fighter jets go head-to-head with Russian jets as planes try to intercept putin's atomic bombers.
Breaking News: US fighter jets go head-to-head with Russian jets as planes try to intercept putin's atomic bombers.
THIS is the dramatic moment US jets came face to face with hostile Russian warplanes after Putin sent two nuclear bombers into the sky.
A pair of fearsome Tu-95MS nuclear bombers have been seen soaring near the coast of Alaska amid serious concerns in Moscow about US involvement in the war in Ukraine.
President Joe Biden's team is poised to send a large arms shipment to Ukraine in the coming days as part of a $61 billion war aid package.
Russia's defense minister admitted they had deployed strategic bombers, known as "Bear bombers," near the coast of Alaska for an 11-hour flight over the Bering Sea.
Moscow said that "at certain stages, the missile carriers were accompanied by fighter jets of foreign countries".
The Russian Ministry of Defense has released footage of its warplanes' bomb missiles that appear to match Alaskan Air National Guard (AANG) aircraft in the air.
The AANG is part of the US Air Force and can be clearly identified in the video as a jet aircraft visibly marked with the letters AK and the number 304 on the tail fin.
It is not clear which other nations were following the Russian mission, but the closest ally would be Canada.
Although the use of nuclear bombers is considered suspect, Moscow says they followed all aviation laws and regulations.
They claimed that "all flights of the Russian Air Force are carried out in strict accordance with international rules on the use of airspace".
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Russia has lost nearly 6,000 soldiers in the past five days.
Russian forces continue to suffer high casualties in their invasion of Ukraine, according to the latest figures provided by Kyiv, which show daily losses of more than 1,000 on most days over the past week and total losses of nearly 6,000 over the past five days.
In its latest update on Wednesday, Ukraine's defense ministry said Russia had lost 1,120 personnel in the previous 24 hours, marking the fifth day in a row that the death toll has exceeded 1,000.
Russia suffered 1,250 losses on Tuesday, 1,320 on Monday and 1,096 and 1,124 in the previous two days, bringing the total over the past five days to 5,910. The total for the past week has reached 7,980, a daily average of 1,140 .
Russian casualties increased in the second half of April amid pressure in the Donetsk region following Moscow's capture of the town of Avdiivka in February, as Kiev awaits the delivery of military aid recently approved by the US Congress.
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Ukraine's 'Harry Potter Castle' burns down in deadly Russian missile attack
Ukraine's 'Harry Potter Castle' burns down in deadly Russian missile attack
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At least five people were killed and more than 30 injured in the deadly attack, with videos showing dozens of rockets exploding in Odessa.
Ukraine's "Harry Potter castle" went up in flames after a Russian missile attack in Odessa on Monday, Ukrainian authorities said.
At least five people were killed and more than 30 injured in the deadly attack, with videos showing dozens of rockets exploding in the Black Sea port city.
Video footage released by Ukraine's General Prosecutor's Office shows flames engulfing an Odessa educational institution known locally as "Harry Potter Castle" due to its resemblance to the castle in the film series.
Ukrainian authorities said Russia likely used an Iskander ballistic missile and cluster munitions to carry out the attack.
Ukrainian Prosecutor General Andriy Kostin said: "Metal fragments and fragments of rockets were found within a radius of 1.5 km (almost 1 mile) from the site of the attack."
Nuclear threat issued to the US by Russian state television.
Nuclear threat issued to the US by Russian state television.
Today Breaking News:
A Russian state TV host and Kremlin propagandist has issued the latest nuclear threat against the US over the ongoing war in Ukraine, threatening a possible nuclear strike from Moscow.
The presenter Dmitry Kiselyov said this during a segment on the state TV channel Russia-1.
"Time for more nuclear threats from Dmitry Kiselyov," Scarr captioned. "He says that if NATO sends troops to [Ukraine] to defeat [Russia], nuclear weapons will hit [US] decision centers and launch sites, [France] will be 'disarmed in an instant' and - sorry to all the Irish - 'the British Isles they will go under the water'."
