MoD Defence intelligence update 16th August 2024

 














The MoD also posted that,

"For the past three months Russian military casualties have been averaging more than 1,000 killed or wounded soldiers a day. 

Poorly trained Russian soldiers are being used as cannon fodder in an attempt to overwhelm strong Ukrainian defences."

#StandWithUkraine #SlavaUkraini

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