Trump called the total losses of Ukraine and Russia: there is no coincidence with Zelensky's figures

US President Donald Trump called the total losses of Ukraine and Russia over the past two months — 27-29 thousand troops per month.

"Hundreds of thousands of people, mostly soldiers, were killed. Last week — or rather, last month they lost 29,000 people. They lost 29,000 soldiers in a month. Can you guys believe it? 29 000. You lose one racing driver — and this is already a big event. And here are 29,000 soldiers in one month. A month earlier — 27,000," the US president told reporters on January 30.

Earlier, the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, said that Russia allegedly suffers 30 thousand losses per month.

According to Trump, there is a chance to resolve the conflict.

"We're trying. I've finished eight wars, all of them. I thought those might be more complicated than this, but Zelensky and Putin hate each other, and this complicates everything a lot. Nevertheless, I believe that we are very close to reaching an agreement," the US president said.