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1:11Now PlayingUkraine forces are seeing an increase in Russian drone attacks, leaving them to adapt to new technology to shoot them down.
RELATEDRussia to withdraw from Ukrainian port city of Kherson
As many as 40,000 Ukrainian civilians and “well over” 100,000 Russian soldiers have been killed or wounded since Moscow's invasion less than nine months ago, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff says.
The estimate from Army Gen. Mark Milley came shortly before the Russian Defense Ministry announced Thursday that its troops had begun withdrawing from Kherson, the crucial Ukrainian port city and only regional capital Russia had seized in the conflict. Milley, who estimated Ukraine's casualties also run into the six figures, said Russia had amassed up to 30,000 troops in Kherson. A full retreat, he said, could take several weeks.
“The initial indicators are they are in fact doing it," Milley said at The Economic Club of New York. "I believe they’re doing it in order to preserve their force, to reestablish defensive lines south of the (Dnieper) river, but that remains to be seen.”
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