Record high deaths in the Russia-Ukraine war: What you should know
Al Jazeera
Recent reports suggest a million people killed to date, with a high civilian death toll in Ukraine over the summer.
The war in Ukraine, a conflict that continues to expand, has been devastating, with civilian casualties this summer reaching an all-time high since 2022.
Just how many people have been killed in the war since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine on February 24, 2022?
Here’s what we know:
Last month, The Wall Street Journal (WSJ), citing intelligence and undisclosed sources, reported a grim milestone: about one million Ukrainians and Russians have been killed or wounded since the war began.
The majority of dead are soldiers on both sides, followed by Ukrainian civilians.
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