Trump's favorite newspaper reveals impressive losses of Russian troops

The New York Post, called Trump's favorite newspaper, published data on Russian troop losses: in July, 42,860 people were killed and wounded, the highest figure since the start of 2025. Total losses approach 1.5 million. Due to a shortage of volunteers, Moscow may enter negotiations. Ukraine regained 780 sq km in the south, struck the Savasleyka airbase and a plant in Samara.

The New York Post, called the favorite newspaper of US President Donald Trump, published an article about the losses of the Russian army. According to the publication, in July Russian troops lost 42,860 people killed and wounded—the highest figure since the start of 2025 and the fourth highest casualty count of the entire war. Total irrecoverable and sanitary losses approach one and a half million people. Due to a shortage of volunteers, Moscow may be forced to enter peace negotiations. Recruiters use deceptive schemes, including attracting mercenaries from Africa. On the southern front, Ukraine regained about 780 square kilometers and 26 settlements, pushing Russian troops back more than 11 kilometers. Ukrainian Flamingo missiles struck the Savasleyka airbase at a distance of 700 kilometers and the Progress rocket and space center in Samara (800 kilometers), as well as an oil refinery in Ust-Luga. The article is based on data from Western analysts.