Russian forces execute unarmed, wounded Ukrainian soldier
Putin says he does not control Russian military
Vladimir Putin says that he does not command the Russian forces fighting in Ukraine
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Putin stated this at a press conference on the evening of Saturday, July 29.
"I don't think it's my responsibility to control the troops; it's not right and can even be harmful. Getting updates from the front line every hour is impossible because special communication methods are needed,” Putin stated.
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In the full-scale war against Ukraine, Russia has lost 245,220 soldiers. On July 28, the Armed Forces of Ukraine destroyed 6 armored fighting vehicles and 11 artillery systems.
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On Saturday, July 29, the Russian army continued its offensive attempts on crucial areas of the front, resulting in 24 combat clashes.
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