“Even if Russia’s losses were higher, several hundred Ukrainian soldiers were killed on the toughest days of the battle, according to soldiers’ accounts. They said some battalions, usually numbering between 400 to 1,000 soldiers, were wiped out.
Ukraine has not officially reported its casualties in the battle for Bakhmut, but it is expected to be staggeringly high.”
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