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Leaked docs show Ukraine has lost over 1.7 million troops

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Wed, 20 Aug 2025 16:55 UTC

The casualties are allegedly detailed in a digital card index of the country's armed forces obtained by Russian hackers

Ukraine has allegedly lost more than 1.7 million troops killed and missing, multiple media outlets reported on Wednesday, citing a digital card index reportedly from the country's armed forces.

Russian hacking groups have claimed to have obtained the information by gaining access to the personal computers and local networks of the Ukrainian General Staff. The database is said to include the full names of deceased soldiers, descriptions of the circumstances and places of their death or disappearance, personal data, next of kin, and photos.

The entries suggest that since the escalation of the Ukraine conflict in 2022, Kiev's forces have lost a total of 1,721,000 servicemen. 118.5 thousand were apparently killed in 2022, 405.4 thousand in 2023, 595 thousand in 2024 and a record 621 thousand in 2025.

Hackers from the groups Killnet, Palach Pro, User Sec and Beregini are said to have obtained terabytes of information about the Ukrainian military. Aside from personnel losses, the groups allegedly also possess the personal data of the command of the Special Operations Forces and the Main Intelligence Directorate, lists of all countries that have supplied weapons to Kiev and lists of all weapons transferred from 2022 to 2025.

This Ukrainian casualty estimate far exceeds losses previously reported by Kiev.

In February, Ukraine's Vladimir Zelensky told CBS News that since 2022, just 46,000 Ukrainian soldiers had been killed, with another 380,000 wounded. The estimate was widely questioned even in Western media, with the France's Le Monde reporting last month that "the real death toll is likely much higher," citing Ukraine's increasing efforts to build military cemeteries.

The Russian military has consistently reported higher casualties among Ukrainian servicemen, claiming their losses particularly surged following Kiev's unsuccessful counteroffensive in 2023. As of February, more than 1.08 million Ukrainian troops had been killed or wounded, according to Moscow's estimates.

Comment: One only has to look at the ratio of bodies exchanged by Russia and Ukraine in various swaps to know the truth.

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Giant Meteor 24 · 2025-08-20T19:30:17Z

I’m sure it’s just a conspiracy theory

ReRan · 2025-08-20T21:54:55Z

Giant Meteor 24 Of course.

Shangri · 2025-08-20T19:35:08Z

"the country would “ stand to the last man ”

Zelensky

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Buffalo_Ken · 2025-08-20T23:47:19Z

Tis a sick twisted world we live in - when I can imagine this call to another.....

Oh come on - keep the bodies coming in - demand is high

and sad thing is it probably is true.

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But if peace is to be pursued - step #1 is stop production of dead bodies - and in Gaza that means aid needs to arrive soon - cause if it don't - then just more bodies to be processed I reckon.

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The ignominy of it....

I honestly think a courageous journalist true needs to find out what the hell is going on in the catacombs around Odesa.

Sorry if this is a "repeat":

Odessa catacombs The Odessa Catacombs form an extensive underground labyrinth beneath the Ukrainian city of Odessa, renowned as the world's largest urban labyrinth, with a network of tunnels stretching up to 2,500 kilometers (1,600 miles) and reaching depths of up to 60 meters (200 feet) below sea level. This vast system, primarily the result of limestone and coquina quarrying that began in the 18th and 19th centuries to supply building materials for the city's rapid growth, consists of three levels of interconnected caves, mines, bunkers, drainage tunnels, and storm drains. The catacombs are so complex and extensive that they contain at least 1,000 known entrances, and tourists are strongly advised to explore only with a qualified guide.The tunnels have a dark and complex history. During World War II, they were used as air-raid shelters and by Soviet partisans to hide from and attack German forces and their Romanian allies. A particularly grim chapter involves a special NKVD unit sent into the catacombs in 1941 to sabotage enemy forces; only one member of the 32-person group survived, having spent over nine months alone underground after a series of betrayals and killings. The Cold War era also left its mark, with a decaying anti-nuclear bunker built using the catacombs' narrow pathways as its foundation, now partially submerged in water and filled with rusting Soviet-era equipment.Today, parts of the catacombs are accessible to the public through guided tours, primarily via the "Secrets of Underground Odessa" museum located in the Moldavanka neighborhood. Visitors descend approximately 25 meters (82 feet) into the darkness, experiencing a constant cool temperature of around 13°C (57°F). The tour includes a visit to the Cold War bunker, the "wild" sections featuring coal paintings and inscriptions whose meanings remain unknown, and other points of interest like an underground lake where fish are being experimentally bred. Despite the allure of this "dark tourism" destination, much of the catacomb system remains unexplored, and the full extent of its secrets is still unknown.

I think that response from the "ai" has been "edited". I got an earlier one.

I could "damn" prove this - but why should I - I've already provided links to it.

Bottom line is - the "ai" ain't "smart" - tis programmed.

Dwoods44 · 2025-08-21T05:41:39Z

Buffalo_Ken Thanks for the Odessa tunnels info. According to an ex-Navy intelligence, there are secret deep underground military bases throughout the world. This is RealGeneDecode. In America he says there are 270(?) DUMBs connected by high-speed magnetic subways. Some of them we know: Groom Lake (area 51), White Sands, Dulce.

Buffalo_Ken · 2025-08-21T17:24:53Z

Dwoods44 - I've heard about that as well, but never really looked into deeply - all I know is those catacombs there in Odesa/Odessa ( which is correct by the way? ) are most extensive and mostly NOT open to the "public" and so one wonders - what the hell is going on down there? I don't think it is safe there - it is most precarious I suspect, but can't help but wonder - is there something happening down there that needs to be stopped ruthlessly? I think the evidence suggest - yes.

Regards,

Ken

codis · 2025-08-21T08:04:20Z

Leaked docs show Ukraine has lost over 1.7 million troops

The number seems plausible, and is basically confirmed by the count of the Russian defence ministry.

They are up to about 1,2 million dead, but only count those whose bodies they can identify and confirm. FABs, Iskandrs and Khinzals leave very little "countable evidence" in this regard, as do strikes on armoured materiel in the rear.

Buffalo_Ken · 2025-08-21T17:26:27Z

codis - that is a lot of bodies - wonder where they get buried?

codis · 2025-08-22T06:27:24Z

Buffalo_Ken Look for the right sources, they show you the huge Ukrainian cemeteries. There are even video reports comparing the current size to just one or two years ago.

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