Four years on, Moscow’s loss of 40,000 soldiers a month may yet force the Kremlin to settle for less
Four years on, Moscow’s loss of 40,000 soldiers a month may yet force the Kremlin to settle for less
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Ukraine war in numbers: Bleak toll of Putin’s invasion after four devastating years
How Russia’s fatalities compare with Ukraine’s
The Guardian view on the fourth anniversary of Putin’s war: Ukraine is exhausted, but not broken | Editorial
Four years into the Ukraine war, Moscow sees vindication, not failure
Hundreds of thousands of Vladimir Putin's troops are losing their lives for barely any land
Under smokescreen of ‘peace talks’ Russian conscripts deploy to the border and Moscow war machine ramps up
Pundits call it a “Russia’s advance.” The numbers call it systemic collapse: 39,500 casualties for 30 km² of rubble. The real…
A battered economy, huge numbers of casualties and very little territorial gain – it’s no wonder even stalwart Putin supporters…
His battlefield confession exposes a quiet network of exiled Russians funding and fighting for Ukraine, even as Moscow’s…
As casualties soar in Ukraine, Vladimir Putin looks ever more beleaguered at home
