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"Russia is losing a large number of personnel, which is not comparable to Ukraine's losses"

CNN Portugal13 September 2026 at 18:47

At the Yes Conference in Kyiv, journalist Fareed Zakaria asked Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky what were the main conclusions of his recent meeting with envoys from the Trump administration, Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner.

The question arose at a time of tense negotiations about the conflict between Russia and Ukraine.

Zelensky responded that Russia is losing a large number of military personnel, a loss that, according to him, is not comparable to Ukraine's losses.

The article does not reveal more details about the full content of Zelensky's response or about other topics discussed at the conference.

Why this matters

This information is relevant for Portuguese-speaking readers interested in the Ukraine conflict, as it offers a direct perspective from President Zelensky on the military situation and diplomatic dynamics with the Trump administration. The claim that Russia loses more personnel than Ukraine has implications for public perception of the conflict and discussions about possible peace negotiations.

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