"ATESH" reported thousands of casualties and cases of suicide in a Russian division advancing in the Zaporizhzhia region

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ATESH reported thousands killed and missing, as well as more than 9,000 wounded in Russia's 127th Division. The data have not been independently verified.

The Russian 127th Motor Rifle Division, whose units are advancing in the South Donetsk and Zaporizhzhia directions, has suffered losses numbering in the thousands, while cases of unauthorized absence from units and suicides were recorded among its servicemen. This was reported by the “ATESH” movement, citing internal documents of the division that it obtained, UNN writes.

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According to “Cyber-ATESH,” the internal reports of the Russian unit mention thousands of servicemen killed or missing and more than 9,000 wounded.

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The documents also record numerous cases of unauthorized absence from military units and suicides among Russian servicemen, the movement claims.

Loss figures may have been understated

“ATESH” said it compared the documents it obtained with information from open sources and the results of other studies of losses among units of the 127th Division. According to the movement, significant discrepancies were found between the internal reports and the estimates obtained through such analysis.

The movement assumes that the official internal statistics may not reflect the actual scale of the division’s losses. At the same time, there is currently no independent confirmation of the data published by “ATESH.”

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