Examination of costs, casualties and battlefield maps in Ukraine in the third year of war

= “Saba-Backlink” href = “https://www.mehrnews.com”> Mehr News Agency , International Group : Russian President Vladimir Putin on February 7 (March 2) with Criticizing the West’s disregard for Moscow’s security concerns has recognized the independence of the Donetsk and Luhansk People’s Republics in the Donbass region. Three days later, Thursday, February 5, Putin started an operation called “Special Operations” against Ukraine, thus changing Moscow -Kiev’s tranquil relations to military confrontation, and this. The war continues and has entered its fourth year.

Russia’s top hand in the battlefield

on the third anniversary of the Ukrainian War, the battlefield map is still changing. In recent months, Russian forces have made advances in eastern Ukraine, especially in western Donetsk.

Russian army has captured the cities of Kurakhoufa and Salidouh and advanced to the city of Pokofsk. However, the speed of these advances has declined in winter. In the past month (January 1), Russia occupied the equivalent area of ​​Manhattan on average every 7 days, which has fallen relatively compared to previous months.

this month (February) reports that Russian forces have changed their offensive priorities and focused on Costantinioka instead of Pokovsk. / P>

on the Northern Front, Russian forces have been trying to destroy the military presence of Ukraine in the Russian province. The area was captured by Ukraine last summer, and now Ukraine and Western allies, who are under heavy pressure, claim that Russia is trying to reclaim these areas using auxiliary forces, including North Korean forces.

Three-year heavy war casses

on the third anniversary of the Ukrainian War, human casualties are still discussed. These statistics are variable and sometimes contradictory due to the differences in information resources and information constraints.

The last of the Ukrainian acknowledges in December of this year when President Walodimir Zelnski announced that 6,000 Ukrainian soldiers had died. He also said on social media that more than 6,000 people were injured in the war, although the figure included soldiers who have been injured more than once.

pointing out that despite Russia’s superior hand in this three-year war, Zelnski claimed that 6,000 Russian soldiers were killed and 6,000 other soldiers were killed and 6,000 other soldiers. Are injured.

Ukrainian President decided to announce new casualties that Donald Trump as US President-elect wrote on social media that Ukraine to Ukraine The ridiculous manner of 6,000 soldiers lost in the war and nearly 6,000 Russian soldiers were killed or wounded. Trump did not say where he brought this statistic.

, while Russian Defense Minister Andrei Bluosov said in a report on the latest state of military operations in Ukraine in late December that he said since the operation. In March, nearly one million people have been killed or injured in the Kiev armed forces.

Russian casualties are not accurate, and Western sources are trying to show Ukraine casualties and to magnify the Russian army casualties. The British Defense Ministry claimed last month (January) claimed that nearly 6,000 Russian troops were killed or wounded, and the BBC also wrote in a report that it has come to the conclusion that more than 6,000 people so far. They fight in the Russian army, died in Ukraine. Meanwhile, Moscow had previously announced its casualties.

civilian casualties, according to the UN report, by the beginning of the year, about 6,000 civilians, including 4 children, in this war of their lives. They have lost. However, these statistics may be less than reality, as access to some areas is limited.

War economic costs for both parties and its international impact

Ukraine’s three-year war has had widespread economic impacts on both countries and also on the international community. In the following, we will examine more details of the economic costs of this conflict.

War expenses for Ukraine

economic costs for Ukraine should be noted that the occupation of about 2 % of its territory by Russian forces, especially in the East industrial areas It has been significant in its GDP. The decline was due to the loss of key infrastructure such as coal power plants and the Zaprojia nuclear power plant. Economic predictions show that Ukraine’s GDP growth is heavily dependent on the end of the conflict.

The war has also led to widespread migration of citizens and operating the labor force. This has reduced the active workforce and thus reduced production and economic productivity. In addition, the demolition of transport infrastructure and the siege of maritime ports has faced serious exports of Ukraine. These limitations have had a negative impact on the country’s foreign exchange earnings and trade balance.

A few months ago, Ukrainian Defense Minister Rostam Omarov said in a televised interview with Rada Network: “We said more than $ 5 billion of budget And we have spent the help of our partners. We need more money, and then our abilities are increasing. We need investment.

Ukrainian Prime Minister Dennis Shemiigal had earlier stated earlier that “the government has approved the budget of the year, which has more than $ 5 billion in budget deficits.” Ukraine is projected to revenue about $ 5 billion and $ 2 billion a year.

War expenses for Russia

in connection with the economic costs of the war for Russia, it should also be said that Moscow faced a set of economic sanctions by the US, the European Union and other countries. . These sanctions have targeted various parts of the Russian economy, including energy, financial and technology. There is also about $ 5 billion of Russian government assets in Europe.

war and sanctions have led to a sharp decline in trade between Russia and Ukraine. Before the war, the two countries were important business partners for each other, but conflicts and sanctions have minimized these relations.

International influences War

in connection with the international impact of the Ukrainian three-year war, Europe’s dependence on Russian energy, especially natural gas, has led to sanctions and reduction of imports from imports. Russia will lead to rising energy prices and concerns about it in the cold seasons of the year.

NATO and other countries have increased their military budgets to support Ukraine and strengthen their defense capability, which has put additional pressure on national budgets. .

, overall, the Ukrainian War has had profound economic impact on the parties involved and the international community. The costs of rebuilding Ukraine, changes in trade relations and economic pressures caused by sanctions all represent the complexities and economic challenges of the conflict.

During these years of war, we have seen more than $ 5 billion west of financial and military aid to Ukraine. The United States and European countries have sent a wide range of military weapons and equipment to Ukraine. These weapons include air defense systems, anti -tank missiles, armored vehicles, advanced artillery and ammunition. For example, the United States has provided Himars missile systems and Javelin missiles. European countries have also delivered Leopard 2 tanks and Patriot air defense systems to Ukraine.

, from February 1 to August 1, Ukrainian supporting countries at least € 5 billion (about $ 2 billion) in the form of military, financial and humanitarian aid to this The country has pledged; The subject that has become a verbal struggle in recent days.

While the new US president has assessed Washington’s aid to Kiev for $ 2 billion in the last three years, Zelnski announced that the cost of the war has been $ 5 billion so far. That is, of which $ 5 billion has been funded by Ukrainian taxpayers and another $ 5 billion has been financed by the United States and the European Union. He also said that the United States had given Ukraine $ 5 billion of weapons and budget assistance.

The Fourth Year Vision of War

three years after the Ukrainian crisis as one of the most complex and sensitive geopolitical crises in the world, these days negotiations to resolve it with Donald Trump The new US president has accelerated. In recent weeks, we have witnessed the closeness of Moscow-Washington’s positions and their representatives in Saudi Arabia, without coordination with Ukraine and the European Union, and on the other hand, European-centered European countries held a series of meetings in Paris. They did.

Russian President Vladimir Putin and his US counterpart Trump, Wednesday, February 23, spoke on Wednesday, February 23, and expressed hope for a meeting. Although the date of the meeting has not yet been announced, this telephone conversation and planning for a meeting regardless of Ukraine and European allies reflects the new complexities of diplomatic and increased distrust in transcriptive relations.

after Trump and Putin’s telephone conversation, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, in Riyadh. The An interview in the absence of Ukrainian and European representatives was described by the two negotiating parties.

Coinciding with Trump and Putin’s representatives in Riyadh, French President Emmanuel Macron last week two meetings in Paris with a two-day interval in the Ukrainian War He held the meeting and attended the meeting in person or through video conference; A meeting that depicted divergence more than a result, and the present members, including Britain, saw the US security guarantee as the only way to prevent Russia from re -attack Ukraine, indicating that Europeans could not pursue Ukraine’s issue without the guarantee and role of the United States.

These developments make the Ukrainian end-of-war scenario in the Trump administration, which refuses to help Ukraine, in the fourth year of the war; As the US and Russia, apart from the Ukrainian issue, have sought to reopen embassies and restore bilateral relations in various areas, and Europe alone is unable to continue supporting Ukraine and stand against Moscow.