President Trump announced that Russia lost 112,500 troops in Ukraine in 2023, including 20,000 in July.
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Donald Trump said Russia has suffered significant casualties in the war in Ukraine, estimating 112,500 soldiers dead in 2023, with 20,000 in July. He also highlighted Ukraine's losses, citing about 8,000 soldiers killed. Trump described the conflict as an "unnecessary loss of life" and expressed a desire to help stop it. The exact casualty figures are not independently verified, and the Ukrainian General Staff reported 33,220 Russian soldiers lost in July.
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