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Putin's Claims of Russian Military Gains Debunked as 'Hallucinations' by ISW

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Vladimir Putin claimed that Russian forces captured over 1,300 square kilometers of Ukrainian territory in September, but the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) estimates that Russian troops actually suffered net territorial losses of 80.81 sq. km during the same period. Even considering areas where Russian forces briefly entered but did not maintain control, Russia's territorial losses in September amounted to 175.18 sq. km. ISW describes Putin's claims as 'so far from reality that they resemble hallucinations', suggesting they aim to create a false impression of Russian troop progress.

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    РБК-Україна

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    🤡 Заяви Путіна про успіхи РФ на фронті настільки нереальні, що нагадую...

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    Заявления Путина напоминают галлюцинации: в США разоблачили очередное...

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    Заявления Путина напоминают галлюцинации: в США разоблачили очередное...

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    ISW: Россия теряет захваченные земли в Украине. Заявления Путина о нас...

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