Russia-Ukraine War: More than 1 lakh soldiers killed...
Russia-Ukraine War: More than 1 lakh soldiers killed...
It has been almost 9 months since russia attacked Ukraine. During this, there have been reports of Russia's retreat and sometimes the Russian army's tremendous bombing on Ukraine. During this, both countries have been making claims of causing tremendous damage to each other's armies. Now for the first time, a senior US general has presented an assessment on this issue. General Mark Milley, President of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the US army, has said that more than 1 lakh soldiers of the armies of russia and ukraine have been killed or injured so far due to this war. Apart from this, about 40 thousand civilians have also died due to the war. General Milley is also a senior military adviser to US President Joe Biden.
Russia made these claims on the death of soldiersTwo months ago, russia denied reports of massive damage to its army in the war. At that time russia claimed that only 5,937 of its soldiers were killed in this war between february and September. However, even at that time, military experts had cast doubt on Russia's claim and feared more damage to the Russian army.Mill's claim - ukraine is ready for a solution through talksGeneral Milley was speaking at an event in New York. According to the BBC, he claimed that ukraine was ready to renegotiate with russia to end the war. In recent days, ukraine has indicated its willingness to work out a solution through conversation. Earlier, however, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky had said that talks would not be possible until Russian President Vladimir Putin remains in office. Despite this, there is a possibility of talks between the two countries in the mediation of Turkey.The war will end only when the two countries understand each other.The fight may stop in the winter seasonGeneral Milley believes that the war between russia and ukraine could almost end in the winter. During this time, both countries can understand the importance of finding a solution by sitting at the negotiating table. It may turn out to be the end of the war.
It has been almost 9 months since russia attacked Ukraine. During this, there have been reports of Russia's retreat and sometimes the Russian army's tremendous bombing on Ukraine. During this, both countries have been making claims of causing tremendous damage to each other's armies. Now for the first time, a senior US general has presented an assessment on this issue. General Mark Milley, President of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the US army, has said that more than 1 lakh soldiers of the armies of russia and ukraine have been killed or injured so far due to this war. Apart from this, about 40 thousand civilians have also died due to the war. General Milley is also a senior military adviser to US President Joe Biden.
Russia made these claims on the death of soldiersTwo months ago, russia denied reports of massive damage to its army in the war. At that time russia claimed that only 5,937 of its soldiers were killed in this war between february and September. However, even at that time, military experts had cast doubt on Russia's claim and feared more damage to the Russian army.Mill's claim - ukraine is ready for a solution through talksGeneral Milley was speaking at an event in New York. According to the BBC, he claimed that ukraine was ready to renegotiate with russia to end the war. In recent days, ukraine has indicated its willingness to work out a solution through conversation. Earlier, however, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky had said that talks would not be possible until Russian President Vladimir Putin remains in office. Despite this, there is a possibility of talks between the two countries in the mediation of Turkey.The war will end only when the two countries understand each other.The fight may stop in the winter seasonGeneral Milley believes that the war between russia and ukraine could almost end in the winter. During this time, both countries can understand the importance of finding a solution by sitting at the negotiating table. It may turn out to be the end of the war.