Following a crucial intelligence signal from the United States, the Ukrainian military intensified its assault on Russian forces, reportedly killing 55 Russian soldiers per hour. Amid ongoing peace negotiations and fierce battles, Vladimir Putin’s army has been focusing on reclaiming the Kursk region while suffering heavy losses.

According to reports from The Kyiv Independent, over the past 72 hours, Ukraine claimed to have killed 3,930 Russian soldiers. On March 11, 1,300 Russian troops were killed, followed by 1,430 on March 12, and another 1,200 on March 13. The spike in casualties correlates with renewed intelligence sharing between the U.S. and Ukraine after a brief suspension. Previously, without precise intel, Ukrainian forces were eliminating approximately 40 soldiers per hour, but the flow of information has significantly enhanced their combat efficiency.

Strategic Gains and Heavy Losses

Ukraine’s Defense Ministry also reported destroying 15 Russian tanks in three days and targeting advanced artillery systems to weaken Russia’s ground operations. So far, an estimated 890,000 Russian soldiers have died in the conflict, though Moscow has not released official figures. With thousands of mercenaries and prisoners fighting for Russia, including 20,000 troops deployed from North Korea, the war shows no signs of slowing. Meanwhile, Ukrainian guerrilla tactics continue to devastate Russian supply lines, even using beehives placed near bunkers as psychological warfare tools. This relentless campaign aims to cripple Putin’s military capabilities further.