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Battle of Avdiivka

Russia-Ukraine War [2023–2024]
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  • Russia-Ukraine War
    Russia-Ukraine War
    / Ukraine’s 2023 counteroffensive and the destruction of Kakhovka Dam

    ” During the Battle of Avdiivka, Russian casualties were estimated to have been about 17,000 killed and 30,000 wounded; in five months of combat against an enormously outnumbered Ukrainian force, Russian casualty totals exceeded those of the 10-year Soviet occupation of Afghanistan.

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    ” During the Battle of Avdiivka, Russian casualties were estimated to have been about 17,000 killed and 30,000 wounded; in five months of combat against an enormously outnumbered Ukrainian force, Russian casualty totals exceeded those of the 10-year Soviet occupation of Afghanistan.

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