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A group identifying itself as KillNet says it has breached the General Staff database of the Ukrainian Armed Forces and obtained files listing about 1.7 million soldiers as killed or missing since the start of Russia’s invasion in February 2022. The alleged trove is said to include photographs, identity documents, death certificates and dog tags. The casualty figure, if accurate, would dwarf all previous public estimates of Ukrainian military losses. The claim has not been independently verified, and there was no immediate public comment from Kyiv in the material reviewed. KillNet and Russian-state media outlets publicized the purported leak on 20 August.
BREAKING: 🇷🇺🇺🇦 Ukraine has lost over 1,700,000 dead and wounded Russian hacker group KillNet has managed to successfully hack the database of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. It contains information on an astounding 1.7 million dead and missing Ukrainian soldiers Some of the https://t.co/UJ92BEoJRf
🚨Breaking News: Ukraine has lost 1.7 million men in the Russia-Ukraine war. The Ukrainian population in 2024 was 37.8 million https://t.co/QLjVleTOjs
The hacker group KillNet claims they breached the General Staff database of the Ukrainian Armed Forces and have uncovered that allegedly 1.7 MILLION Ukrainian soldiers have been killed or are missing since February 2022. A catastrophic loss of life, for a proxy war Washington https://t.co/rB1Of1Pg8B
