Moscow claimed that they had lost less than a thousand servicemen but a well known Russian newspaper named Komsomolskaya Pravda (KP) published that Kremlin's defence ministry announced that 9,861 Russian soldiers had died in Ukraine
According to the
official Russian data as of March 25, 1351 Russian soldiers were killed in Ukraine and 3825 were injured.
As for newspaper "Komsomolskaya Pravda", that it allegedly posted a "truthful report" which was deleted, but it was saved in the webarchive. This information is indeed in the
webarchive, but several important points cannot be ignored.
1. If you go to the very first saved page of this article in the
webarchive, then there is no data on losses among Russian soldiers. Therefore, extraneous information was added there later.
2. The newspaper's editorial office
reported on the hacking of the site. It sounds quite plausible, since such information about Russian losses was not announced anywhere in other official Russian media.
3. Komsomolskaya Pravda in its article referred to
the page of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation and the briefing of the official representative Igor Konashenkov. But there is no data on losses among Russian soldiers on that vk page and in the briefing itself.
How true is the news of Chelsea football club owner directly involved with talks about peace with Russia.
If the oligarch Roman Abramovich is meant (because
he was going to sell the Chelsea club), then Putin's press secretary
said the following about Abramovich: "He did take part at the initial stage. Now the negotiations are between the two teams, the Russians and Ukrainians".
Russia's defense minister was missing for a couple of weeks. Recently resurfaced on TV but not in a particularly convincing way (could have been an older recording).
This is hardly an old recording, because Sergei Shoigu in his
video speech, in the second minute, spoke about the amendments to the law on veterans.
This bill was submitted to the State Duma on March 22, was accepted on March 23 and this law was officially published on March 26.