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President Donald Trump recently posted that "millions" have died in the war between Russia and Ukraine. Here are the latest casualties.

Russia is contending with an "overburdened military medical system," the British government said on Sunday.

Fighting intensifies near Pokrovsk and many have speculated whether Russia can sustain the war effort in Donetsk due to a loss of soldiers and equipment.

Russian President Vladimir Putin declined to provide a specific timeline for when Ukrainian forces might be expelled from Russia's Kursk region.

More than 1,000 soldiers have left one of Russia's army divisions as the war with Ukraine continues to take a toll on the armed forces.

It has been reported that alcohol factories in Russia are being used for the manufacturing of fuel for military needs and explosives.

The primary threats facing U.S. government organizations come from Russia, China and North Korea.

An advert luring Muscovites to fight in the war in Ukraine was broadcast on state TV last week.

Ukraine's military intelligence agency said this year that desertion was rife in Russia's southern military district forces.

Multiple Russian news outlets reported that Andrei Torgashov, who is reportedly deputy head of a Russian military satellite communications center, was targeted.

Moscow rarely acknowledges its battlefield losses in Ukraine, and Kyiv is reluctant to publicly comment on its own casualties.

In a video posted on social media, flames are seen engulfing the Russian-occupied Kherson region.

Russian companies and businessmen have been able to bypass Western sanctions since the start of the war, according to a new report from a U.K. think tank.

Russia's invasion of Ukraine has not gone to plan, but Moscow's forces have shown an ability to sustain heavy losses.

Moscow reportedly lost its second military plane in one day as videos emerged of a burning transport plane plummeting to the ground.

The Russian commander has been ordered to pay about 14 million rubles ($151,500) in damages.

Russia has lost more than 350,000 Russian troops in the full-scale invasion of Ukraine launched by Vladimir Putin, Kyiv said.

The soldier attempted to say he had received a key tip that has helped him carry out offensives in Ukraine unharmed.

The name Khokhlov can be viewed as deriving from the word "Khokhol", which is a derogatory Russian term for Ukrainians.

Major General Vladimir Zavadsky died "at a combat post in the [war in Ukraine]," a Russian governor confirmed.

British defense officials said Moscow's heavy losses have largely been caused by Russia's offensive against Avdiivka.

The city of Avdiivka has become a military hotbed between Russian and Ukrainian forces.

The seventh Russian general to have been killed in Ukraine was Russian Major General Vladimir Zavadsky.

Vladimir Zavadsky was killed in combat on Tuesday, a Ukrainian military officer said.

"Right now in the Donetsk region there is one [Russian] regiment that's constantly moving forward," the Russian volunteer said.

Reports from Russian Telegram say at least one Russian operative was killed by Chernobyl's wild boars.

Russia has lost a significant number of tanks in the war so far, Ukraine's military and Western analysts have suggested.

Russia's death toll continues to rise amid Ukraine's grinding counteroffensive to recapture its occupied territories.

Huge numbers of Russian military personnel have post-traumatic stress disorder, said Britain's defense ministry.

"'There is no panic,' but there is panic," said Ivan Fedorov, the mayor of Ukraine's occupied southern city of Melitopol.