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Ukrainian forcesNewsweek
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Moscow 's forces lost 8,030 fighters and 79 tanks in the past seven days , Kyiv 's military says.
Russian casualties spiked during battle for Donetsk city in early 2023 and before Moscow took control of Avdiivka in February .
Reports in recent weeks had suggested Russia was preparing to mount a possible offensive on northeastern Ukraine .
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