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According to the intelligence representative Vadim Skibitsky, the Russians lose ...

More than last summer: 430,000 occupiers are fighting in Ukraine - GUR (video)

According to the intelligence representative Vadim Skibitsky, the Russians lose many people in this war and in the near future it will be more noticeable for them. Currently, about 430,000 Russian invaders are fighting against Ukraine, which is 100,000 more than last summer. The representative of the Main Directorate of Intelligence of the Ministry of Defense (GUR MO) Vadim Skibitsky told about it in an interview with "Ukrainian Truth" of October 11.

According to him, it is quite difficult now to determine how many Chechens, Dagestans and representatives of other nationalities were sent to Ukraine, because they are all part of the Russian army. "But, believe me, this is not so large compared to the Slavic population of the Russian Federation. The loss of the Slavic population (the Russian Federation in the war - ed. ) Particular attention was paid to the forecasts that are regularly expressed by GUR representatives.

In particular, last year, statements about the release of Crimea before the summer of 2023, as well as projections on the breakthrough of the land corridor on the peninsula, but will all depend on the situation on the forefront. Vadim Skibitsky noted that in Ukraine one goal is to release all territories under the control of Russia, and the terms do not play a special role here. "We see how difficult it is, how assertively protected the enemy to prevent our success.

But it is necessary to talk about it. Our goal is to liberate territories, ensure the normal life of our people and restore our state," - summed up a representative of GUR. We will remind, on October 8 the head of GUR Kirill Budanov told about the unsuccessful attempts of the Ukrainian military to release the Zaporozhye NPP from the Russian occupation. At the same time, it is noted that although the operations ended in failure, but the experience later became useful during other GUR operations.