Russia Is Losing the War. The Numbers Prove It Pundits call it a “Russia’s advance.” The numbers call it systemic collapse: 39,500 casualties for 30 km² of rubble. The real balance sheet: Pundits call it a “Russia’s advance.” The numbers call it systemic collapse: 39,500 casualties for 30 km² of rubble.
Russia Is Losing the War. The Numbers Prove It Pundits call it a “Russia’s advance.” The numbers call it systemic collapse: 39,500 casualties for 30 km² of rubble. The real balance sheet: Pundits call it a “Russia’s advance.” The numbers call it systemic collapse: 39,500 casualti…
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Iran's Revolutionary Guards stated that three oil tankers caught fire on Sunday in the Strait of Hormuz. The statement noted that Iran regularly targets ships transiting without its authorization. Since late February, Tehran has restricted traffic through the waterway, requiring vessels to use routes authorized by the Islamic Republic.
The Russian Ministry reported that citizens of Russia and other states were among those killed and wounded in a shooting in Krakow. The Russian Embassy previously stated that one Russian woman had been wounded.
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard reported that three oil tankers exploded and caught fire in the Strait of Hormuz on Sunday. Concurrently, Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz stated that Israel’s mission against Iran was "still not complete." These reports occurred amid renewed threats of military action and uncertainty regarding whether U.
S. President Donald Trump would support another major Israeli offensive.
The incident resulted in falling shrapnel that caused minor damage to the building, with no injuries or fatalities reported