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The year 2024 was the bloodiest for Russian forces in the war in Ukraine, with at least 45,287 soldiers killed, almost three times more than in 2022

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<p>The year 2024 was the bloodiest for Russian forces in the war in Ukraine, with at least 45,287 soldiers killed, a figure almost three times higher than in 2022. Analyzing data from open sources, the BBC identified 106,745 Russian soldiers killed, but the real number could be between 185,000 and 260,700, including losses among allied forces. The intense battles led to continuing casualties, particularly in areas such as Bahmut and Avdiivka. Russia has managed to recruit new soldiers, but losses remain alarming, with 27 Russian soldiers killed for every square kilometer captured.

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