Zelensky Reports Monthly Russian Soldier Losses Reaching 30000
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky emphasized the heavy toll of the ongoing war in Ukraine, revealing staggering monthly Russian military losses. He reported that approximately 30,000 Russian soldiers are killed each month, a figure that highlights the brutal impact of the conflict.
Zelensky’s Address to the Dutch Parliament
During a recent address to the Dutch Parliament, Zelensky underscored the grim reality of the war. He criticized Russian President Vladimir Putin, stating that his focus is solely on power and financial gains, neglecting the lives lost in the conflict.
Details on Russian Casualties
- Zelensky reported monthly deaths of around 30,000 Russian soldiers.
- He noted variations, with at least one month recording 25,000 and another 31,000 casualties.
- Drone footage corroborates these claims of high casualty figures.
“Putin does not believe in people,” Zelensky stated, emphasizing that the Russian leadership prioritizes wealth over human life. He criticized the Russian regime as being indifferent to the casualties while obsessively counting financial losses.
Call for Support on Frozen Assets
In his speech, Zelensky appealed to the Netherlands for support regarding the use of frozen Russian assets. He urged that these funds be redirected to aid Ukraine, reinforcing the need for a strong commitment to counter Russia’s aggression.
EU Leaders’ Political Decision
Zelensky referenced a recent summit held in Brussels on October 23, where EU leaders reached a political agreement concerning the frozen Russian assets. He expressed hope that a practical resolution would be established by year’s end.
This ongoing conflict continues to generate significant military losses, underscoring the human cost of war while prompting ongoing international discussions on financial and military support for Ukraine.
