Ukraine reports nearly 65,000 Russian deaths as the war enters its 235th day.
used part of his Saturday night TV address to say that major milestones of Russian deaths in the ongoing war won't change the Kremlin's mind about continuing to fight it.
"So many citizens of Russia gave their lives for the opportunity of a handful of people in the Kremlin to ignore reality," Zelensky said."And according to the way the Russian"burial" continues, we can say that even 100,000 dead Russian citizens will not prompt the Kremlin to think about something." On Saturday, the Ministry of Defense for the Russian Federation said 11 soldiers were killed and another 15 wounded at a firing range in Belgorod, which isn't far from the Ukraine border. The federation called it an"act of terror" and that two"terrorists" had been killed by retaliatory fire. This comes two weeks after an explosion on the Kerch Strait Bridge that connects Crimea to the Russian mainland. Russia also called that a"terrorist act" by Ukraine.
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