17 Oct 2026
Ukraine's JFO HQ reports enemy death toll in Donbas since March
The Joint Forces Operation Headquarters (JFO HQ) has disclosed the enemy death toll in Donbas, eastern Ukraine, since March, UNIAN reports.
"Since March, Russian occupation forces' casualties has totaled 52 people, namely: 21 people were killed and another 31 were wounded," the JFO HQ wrote on Facebook on March 10, 2020. "In addition, the Russian occupation forces lost three pieces of military equipment and weapons (a car, an UAV, and a multi-purpose light armored tractor)," reads the report. The Ukrainian military fires back only in case of a threat to their life and health, enemy troops' attempts to seize new territories, or penetration of reconnaissance and subversive groups. "The Joint Forces continue carrying out combat missions to protect the Ukrainian people," the report says.
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