belovedDuring February, 983 Russian soldiers were killed every day, according to British Ministry of Defense calculations.
Human life has no meaning for the Russian leadership, says Patrick Oksanin, a security policy expert at the Freefarld Research Center.
People shrug their shoulders at the high mortality figures and sarcastically say that “sweethearts could have more babies,” says Inga Näslund, director of Eastern Europe at the Olof Palme International Centre.
In February, 983 Russian soldiers were killed daily, according to the British Ministry of Defence.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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