Zelensky Says Ukraine Killed or Wounded 10,660 Russian Troops in a Week as Operation ‘Vivaldi’ Advances
📍 The outcome
By the end of the reporting period Ukraine’s Operation Vivaldi had entered its third phase, retaking about 51 sq km as Russian losses were reported at more than 10,600 personnel, including roughly 2,000 killed or wounded and over 250 captured. President Zelensky highlighted these “important results” on the Lyman front.
Coverage then ceased without a definitive conclusion.
Epilogue added 1h ago, after coverage quieted.
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