Al-Marsad Newspaper: A video clip circulating on social media documented the rapid support forces seizing armored vehicles belonging to the Sudanese army.
The video clip showed the Rapid Support Forces seizing armored cars and heavy weapons from the Sudanese army in a street during the battles between the two sides.
[マリンカ近郊（ウクライナ東部） ７日 ロイター] – The Ukrainian military announced on the 7th that the death toll of Russian troops in the past 24 hours has reached 1,030. The death toll in the past two days is said to be 1,900, the highest since the start of the invasion.
The military said 133,190 Russians had died so far. Russia, meanwhile, said 6,500 Ukrainian troops died in January.
Enemy casualty tallies are said to be unreliable, and Ukraine has released few details of the war recently, but these claims are consistent with both accounts of escalating trench warfare.
Ukraine and Western countries say Russia is sending troops and mercenaries to the east to score new victories by May 24, the full year of the invasion.
On the other hand, on the 7th, German Defense Minister Pistorius made an unannounced visit to Kyiv (Kyiv), the capital of Ukraine. He announced that he would deliver 80 Leopard 1 tanks this year and 100 in 2024. Larger than previously announced.
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Kuleva also posted on Twitter on the same day that he held talks with US Secretary of State Brinken. He said the agenda included new military aid and sanctions against Russia, as well as “preparing for a major event” ahead of the 24th.
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