Russian army loses about 30,000 people killed every month - Zelenskyy

Destroyed equipment of the кussian army (archive image). Photo: 58th Separate Mechanized Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

The army of the aggressor country russia loses about 30,000 people killed in action on the front line every month. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy made the statement in the Dutch parliament on Tuesday, December 16.

According to him, russian dictator vladimir putin does not believe in people, but only in power and money. He does not care at all about the losses of his own army.

"He spends about 30,000 soldiers' lives at the front every month. Not wounded, 30,000 killed every month. There was a month when 25,000 russians were killed. Another month - 31,000. We have video from drones confirming these deaths," Zelenskyy said.

The President noted that russians do not count the lives of their people, but they count every dollar or euro they spend. Therefore, strong decisions on russian money are needed.

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"And these funds must work to protect against Russia. I urge you to support this," the Head of State added.

As the Ukrainian News agency earlier reported, on December 12, the head of European diplomacy, Kaja Kallas, said that the European Union has simplified the freezing of russian assets. A new procedure was approved that allows for long-term freezing of assets by a majority vote, rather than unanimously.

On December 9, the Group of Seven countries issued a joint statement announcing that they are considering the possibility of confiscating all frozen assets of the russian federation to support Ukraine.

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However, not all of Ukraine's partner countries are ready for this. As the Financial Times reported, the largest banks in the UK opposed the use of frozen sovereign assets of the russian federation.

The day before, it became known that Japan refused to provide Ukraine with frozen russian assets France did the same. Paris refused to open access to EUR 18 billion of frozen assets of the russian federation.

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