Ukraine and Russia exchanged the bodies of the dead


On the front line in the Zaporozhye region, the Ukrainian and Russian military exchanged the bodies of the dead.
Ukraine and Russia exchanged the bodies of dead servicemen. They changed 160 to 160. This is stated in the Telegram channel of Channel One correspondent Irina Kuksenkova.
As noted by a Russian correspondent, the exchange took place on the line of military clashes in the Zaporozhye region.
At the same time, there is no official confirmation from the Ukrainian authorities yet.
It should be noted that Ukraine and the Russian Federation do not voice their losses in the war, but according to the General Staff, about 31,000 Russian military were destroyed. Thus, from February 24 to June 3, the total losses of personnel of Russian troops on the territory of Ukraine amounted to approximately 30,950 people (+100 per day).
Also destroyed:
- 1367 (+4) tanks
- 3366 (+12) armored fighting vehicles
- 661 (+14) artillery systems
- 207 (+0) multiple launch rocket systems
- 95 (+0) air defenses
- 210 (+0) aircraft
- 175 (+0) helicopters
- 535 (+14) operational-tactical UAVs
- 121 (+1) cruise missiles
- 13 (+0) ships / boats
- 2329 (+4) vehicles and tank trucks
- 51 (+0) units of special equipment
Over the past day, the enemy suffered the greatest losses in the Bakhmut direction. The data is being specified.
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