President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that the positions of the Ukrainian military at the front are strong and that the occupied territories are gradually returning. He stressed that Russia did not achieve any significant success in May and is suffering large irreversible losses. The Russian side continues to produce missiles, which poses a serious threat to Ukraine.
- Ukraine is gradually returning the occupied territories.
- Russia's losses amount to 30-35 thousand soldiers per month.
- 63% of Russia's losses were killed, 37% were seriously wounded.
- Russia produces 120 ballistic missiles per month for massive attacks.
Status of Ukraine's positions at the front
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that Ukraine's positions on the frontline remain strong, and the Ukrainian military is gradually regaining the occupied territories. In May, Russia achieved almost no significant results on the battlefield, which demonstrates the effectiveness of the defensive actions of Ukrainian troops.
Losses of Russian troops
Pros. in words According to Zelenskyy, Russia loses between 30,000 and 35,000 troops every month. The nature of the losses this year has changed - about 631,000 of them are killed, and the remaining 371,000 are seriously wounded. Such large-scale irreversible losses have a significant impact on the combat capability of the Russian army.
The missile threat from Russia
Russia produces approximately 120 ballistic missiles per month, which allows it to carry out several large-scale massive attacks. Zelenskyy called it the biggest threat Ukraine faces. This now requires increased attention to air defence and preparation for possible future missile attacks.
The impact of casualties and rocket attacks on the development of the conflict
The heavy irreversible losses of Russian troops and the limited effectiveness of the offensive in May indicate a shift in the balance of power in Ukraine's favour. At the same time, missile attacks remain a serious challenge to the security of citizens and infrastructure, which necessitates further international support for the country's defence.
