Recent estimates indicate that nearly one million people have been killed or injured since Russia's invasion of Ukraine began, with Ukrainian casualties at approximately 80,000 dead and 400,000 wounded, while Russian losses are estimated at around 200,000 killed and 400,000 wounded. Both nations have been reticent to provide accurate casualty figures, complicating the assessment of the war's toll. The conflict has exacerbated Ukraine's demographic crisis, with its population plummeting from around 40 million in early 2022 to between 25 and 27 million in Kyiv-controlled areas. Additionally, over 6 million Ukrainians have fled the country due to the war. In related news, Ukrainian boxer Oleksandr Usyk was briefly detained in Poland but has since been released, with President Zelensky expressing outrage over the incident. The situation remains tense as Kyiv investigates reports of potential war crimes involving Russian troops.