Russia's Ukraine Casualties Rise by 1,400 in One Day

British intelligence reports that Russia has suffered its highest military casualty rate since World War II, with nearly 900,000 total casualties, including around 250,000 deaths since the invasion of Ukraine began in February 2022. This intelligence suggests that Russian leadership prioritizes military objectives over the lives of soldiers, particularly from poorer regions and ethnic minorities. In a recent update, the Ukrainian General Staff noted that Russia's losses have included 1,400 soldiers in just one day, further emphasizing the severe toll of the ongoing conflict. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky criticized Russia for continuing strikes on Ukraine's energy infrastructure despite purported ceasefire agreements. Upcoming talks between U.S. and Russian officials in Saudi Arabia are expected to address ongoing military actions and explore the potential for a ceasefire. Amidst these developments, both sides continue to report significant losses in personnel and equipment as the conflict persists.