Hackers publish databases of Russian casualties in the Ukraine war
Two hacker groups published for the first time figures from Russia's government statistics agency, Rosstat, on Russian military casualties in the war in Ukraine. According to that database, more than 450,000 Russian soldiers have died at the front. The tables list at least one Spaniard and nearly 200 Latin Americans killed in the ranks of the Russian armed forces. The file does not include missing persons or the wounded, and not all deaths are related to the invasion or confirmed in forensic reports.
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- Two hacker groups released Rosstat data on Russian casualties for the first time
- The database records more than 450,000 Russian soldiers killed at the front
- It lists at least one Spaniard and nearly 200 Latin Americans killed in Russian ranks
IASummary generated by artificial intelligence from a story by EL PAÍS. It may contain errors: the original source prevails.



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