Britain's intelligence agency assesses Russian losses in the war against Ukraine and explains why the numbers have increased
Russian occupiers continue to suffer large-scale losses in the war in Ukraine. Recently, the numbers have reached record levels. According to the Ukrainian General Staff, in November 2023, the losses of Russian troops averaged 931 people per day.
It was reported by British military intelligence. Previously, the deadliest month for Russia was March 2023, the height of the Russian offensive on Bakhmut, with an average of 776 losses per day.
At the same time, although military intelligence cannot verify the methodology in terms of the total number of killed and wounded, the figures are quite plausible.
The past six weeks have probably seen one of the highest casualty rates among Russians in the entire war. The heavy losses were largely caused by Russia's offensive on the city of Avdiivka in the Donetsk region.
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