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The "I Want to Live" project, operating under the umbrella of Ukraine's Defense Intelligence, has published documents detailing losses within Russia's 41st Combined Arms Army (CAA) of the Central Military District. 🧵Brief thread with details and numbers: Image
2/ As of June 2025, at least 8,645 personnel have been officially declared dead and buried. Among all units, the 74th and 35th Separate Motor Rifle Brigades appear to have suffered the highest number of casualties - 2479 and 1975. Image
3/ As for those missing in action, 10,491 personnel from the 41st Combined Arms Army are unaccounted for as of June 2025. The 35th Separate Motor Rifle Brigade has suffered the most in this category, with 3,146 soldiers reported missing. Image
4/ At the same time, over 7,846 service members are officially listed as deserters, with criminal investigations currently underway. This figure includes only active, unresolved cases. The 74th brigade leads, with an astonishing 3,012 soldiers actively wanted for desertion Image
5/ While our team cannot independently verify the authenticity of these documents, some of the figures closely align with data we have, particularly from older documents related to some of these units, which leads us to cautiously lean toward considering them authentic.

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