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Ukrainian Special Operations Forces publish data on losses inflicted on Russian troops.
According to the data he published, between October 1 and 5, SBS units confirmed 2,699 dead and wounded Russian soldiers. A month earlier there were 1,931, and at the beginning of August - 1,529. This means an increase of 39.7%. compared to September and by 76.5 percent compared to August.
Browdi estimated that greater losses may result from an increase in the number and intensity of Russian assaults. In his opinion, this may also indicate a covert mobilization taking place in Russia.
The greatest increase was recorded in the Dobropilla-Pokrovsk section, for which the 1st Corps of the National Guard of Ukraine "Azov" is responsible. In the first days of October, SBS confirmed 1,268 Russians killed and wounded there. For comparison: in the same period of September there were 884 of them, and in August 664.
The Ukrainian Special Operations Forces emphasized that the statistics only include losses inflicted by their own units.

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