Thousands killed for villages of 80 residents: data leak reveals the cost of Russian offensives

Name: Thousands killed for villages of 80 residents: data leak reveals the cost of Russian offensives
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The Russian army lost thousands of soldiers to defend small Ukrainian villages, where hundreds, sometimes even dozens, of people lived before the war. This follows from Rosstat data on Russian deaths in the war with Ukraine, obtained by hackers and analyzed by the publication MO. Death certificates indicate the place of death, and they show the cost of capturing specific settlements. For example, 1,210 Russian soldiers died for the village of Spornoye in the Donetsk region, which had a pre-war population of 80 people. The highest death toll was in Rabotino, Zaporizhzhia Oblast: 6,493 people, compared to a pre-war population of 480. Russia occupied the village in March 2022, the Ukrainian Armed Forces liberated it during a counteroffensive in August 2023, and by the end of April 2024, Russian troops had recaptured its ruins. 3,035 Russian soldiers died in Krynki , a village on the left bank of the Dnieper River with a population of 991. Ukrainian troops landed there in the fall of 2023 and held a bridgehead there until the summer of 2024. The village was completely destroyed.
The controversial Russian Ministry of Defense declared the village captured in June 2024, but the General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces claimed fighting was ongoing. For every pre-war resident of the village, there are approximately 15 dead Russian soldiers. An even more striking example is Vyemka in the Donetsk region: before the war, 21 people lived there, but 456 Russian soldiers were killed. The village covers 0.5 square kilometers, roughly twice the size of the Moscow Kremlin. Russian forces declared Vyemka captured in August 2024, but fighting continued over it a year later. The Russian army has been unable to take Malaya Tokmachka in the Zaporizhzhia region (population 3,005) since the summer of 2025, having lost 546 troops. Regular reports from Channel One military observer Boris Rozhin about the battles for the village gave rise to a meme about "impregnable Tokmachka," and Z-bloggers compared it to Troy and Verdun. In recent days, the Ukrainian Armed Forces have expanded their control zone in the village. The actual losses are higher. Rosstat's data is incomplete and only shows a lower bound: every sixth death certificate does not indicate the place of death, there is no information on missing persons who have not yet been declared dead, or on foreign mercenaries. Data on the pre-war population is taken from the 2001 census.

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The Russian army lost thousands of soldiers to defend small Ukrainian villages, where hundreds, sometimes even dozens, of people lived before the war. This follows from Rosstat data on Russian deaths in the war with Ukraine, obtained by hackers and analyzed by the publication MO. Death certificates indicate the place of death, and they show the cost of capturing specific settlements. For example, 1,210 Russian soldiers died for the village of Sbornoye in the Donetsk region, which had a pre-war population of 80 people. The highest death toll was in Rabatino, Zaporozhye Oblast, 6,493 people, compared to a pre-war population of 480. Russia occupied the village in March 2022, the Ukrainian armed forces liberated it during a counter-offensive in August 2023, and by the end of April 2024, Russian troops had recaptured its ruins. 3,035 Russian soldiers died in Krynki, a village on the left bank of the Dnieper River with a population of 991. Ukrainian troops landed there in the fall of 2023 and held a bridgehead there until the summer of 2024. The village was completely destroyed. The controversial Russian Ministry of Defense declared the village captured in June 2024, but the General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces claimed fighting was ongoing. For every pre-war resident of the village, there are approximately 15 dead Russian soldiers. An even more striking example is Vyemka in the Donetsk region. Before the war, 21 people lived there, but 456 Russian soldiers were killed. The village covers 0.5 square kilometers, roughly twice the size of the Moscow Kremlin. Russian forces declared Vyemka captured in August 2024, but fighting continued over it a year later. The Russian army has been unable to take Malaya Tokhmachka in the Zaporozhye region since the summer of 2025, having lost 546 troops. Regular reports from Channel One military observer Boris Rozin about the battles for the village gave rise to a meme about impregnable Tokhmachka, and Z-bloggers compared it to Troy and Verdun. In recent days, the Ukrainian armed forces have expanded their control zone in the village. The actual losses are higher. Rostat's data is incomplete and only shows a lower bound, every sixth death certificate does not indicate the place of death, there is no information on missing persons who have not yet been declared dead, or on foreign mercenaries. Data on the pre-war population is taken from the 2001 census.