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200 Ukrainian soldiers killed daily is the cost of the

.

200 lives skewed in the fighting, attacks and bombing of the

, presidential adviser to the Government of

, has recognized the BBC

.

The "complete lack of parity" between the Russian and Ukrainian armies was the reason for

's high casualty rate in the

, he claimed.

For this reason, he once again requested heavy weapons from the

in order to be able to confront

on equal terms .

In fact, the president of France,

, has promised

that

will be mobilized to respond to his country's needs, also in heavy weapons, in the

.

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06.16.

Ukraine loses up to 200 soldiers a day in the war

A senior Ukrainian presidential adviser has revealed to the

that between 100 and 200 Ukrainian soldiers are killed on the front lines every day.

Mykhaylo Podolyak

said

needed hundreds of Western artillery systems to level the playing field with

in the eastern

.

He also said that kyiv is not ready to resume peace talks with Moscow.

He repeated

's request for more weapons from the

and said that the "complete lack of parity" between the Russian and Ukrainian militaries was the reason for

's high casualty rate .

Ukrainian troops are under relentless bombardment as Russian forces attempt to take control of all of

.

"Russian forces have thrown practically everything that is not nuclear at the front and that includes heavy artillery, multiple rocket launch systems and aviation," Podolyak said.

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06.15.

France will respond to Ukraine's needs for heavy weapons

The French president, Emmanuel Macron, promised this Thursday with his Ukrainian counterpart,

, that France will be mobilized to respond to the needs of his country, also in heavy weapons.

Macron and

held a new telephone conversation today in which the Ukrainian leader explained the latest movements on the ground and his country's needs in military equipment, political and economic support, and humanitarian aid, the Elysee announced.

Macron assured

that France "will continue to be mobilized to respond to

's needs , including heavy weapons," the French presidential headquarters said.

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