“For the first time since start of Russia’s full-scale invasion, President Zelensky has given an official figure for the number of Ukrainian troops killed: 31,000. He did not state the number of wounded. Doesn’t count Ukraine’s ~4,400 troops killed in the Donbas between 2014-21.”
https://twitter.com/ChristopherJM/status/1761779587606868271
So that’s ~93,000 casualties while Moscovia is pushing 400,000
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Putin read a secret report about “tanks that will go to Moscow.” People around Shoigu say that “General Teplinsky is finished”
Let us recall that a secret document (which talks about the threat of a military coup and a scenario in which tanks will march on Moscow and block the Kremlin, and the President will allegedly be deprived of power) was provided to Vladimir Putin by Sergei Shoigu. The minister accuses Colonel General Mikhail Teplinsky of preparing a riot ( we wrote more about this report here: https://t.me/kremlin_secrets/3586 ).
According to sources in the Kremlin, Vladimir Vladimirovich read the document carefully. Whether he believed that Teplinsky was preparing a coup, and whether something threatened Mikhail Yuryevich, no one yet knows.
At the same time, Putin, according to our interlocutors, is angry with Teplinsky because he misinformed the President about clearing Krynoki from the Ukrainian military. This false information, by the way, was repeated by Shoigu, but after the liberation of Avdiivka, Putin trusts him, so he decided to forgive the “unpleasant incident.” But whether Teplinsky will receive forgiveness is unclear.
“We think Teplinsky is finished. It’s not ambitions and conspiracies, but failures in the Kherson region that will bury him,” a high-ranking source in the Ministry of Defense told us. In his opinion, the general “will be lucky if he gets off with resignation.”
Officers from Mikhail Yuryevich’s close circle noted in a conversation with us that they did not see any failures in the Kherson region. And they refused to comment on rumors about Teplinsky’s resignation or other problems, saying only that Shoigu “can’t wait.”