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​The UK Defense Intelligence Analyzes Casualties Mark Drop, Which Indicate Changes in Operational Tempo

The General Staff of Ukraine records continued attrition among russian forces / screenshot from video
The General Staff of Ukraine records continued attrition among russian forces / screenshot from video

The General Staff of Ukraine records continued attrition among russian forces

Russia has likely sustained approximately 90,000 casualties (killed and wounded) in the russia-Ukraine war so far in 2025. Since invading Ukraine, russia has likely sustained approximately 875,000 casualties in total, the UK Defense Intelligence reports.

The average daily russian casualties during February 2025 was 1,255, according to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the lowest daily average since August 2024. The total reported russian casualties in February 2025 was 35,140, a decrease of around 13,000 from January’s total which was the second highest monthly total of the full-scale invasion.

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Defense Express The UK Defense Intelligence Analyzes Casualties Mark Drop, Which Indicate Changes in Operational Tempo

The decrease in the recorded rate of casualties, whilst remaining high, likely reflects a decrease in the tempo of russian operations and assaults. Russia’s casualty rate will likely continue to average above 1,000 a day in March 2025, with continued dismounted infantry attacks on multiple axes.

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