Putin's Summer Offensive Turns into Russian BLOODBATH

Russia’s summer offensive, launched in full force on May 1, has resulted in catastrophic losses. According to The Economist’s July 9 report, Ukraine has killed roughly 31,000 Russian troops in just over two months. Citing satellite data, war trackers, and estimates from over 200 analysts, the outlet paints a grim picture of a campaign that was supposed to be Putin’s breakthrough moment.

Instead, the offensive has stalled, with Russia gaining just 479 square miles of territory—roughly 19% of Ukraine overall—while incurring tens of thousands of casualties. The Kremlin’s reliance on inexperienced conscripts, foreign troops from North Korea, and a collapsing recruitment narrative highlights the scale of the failure. Meanwhile, NATO and the U.S. are ramping up support for Ukraine, raising the stakes for what comes next.

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