The BBC, clown-level outlet, is just pumping it out:

Invisible Losses: Tens of thousands fighting for Russia are dying unnoticed on the frontline in Ukraine

I wonder how that would be physically possible. I suppose when you have to mentally accomodate what Kiev tells you and what you are seeing, the only way out is to declare it "invisible"

> Over 95,000 people fighting for Russia's military have now died as the war in Ukraine enters the fourth year, according to data analysed by the BBC.
> This figure doesn't include those who were killed serving in the militia of the self-proclaimed Donbas republics which we estimate to be between 21,000 and 23,500 fighters.
> BBC Russian, independent media group Mediazona and volunteers have been counting deaths since February 2022.
> The list includes names of the deceased that we verified using information from official reports, newspapers, social media, and new memorials and graves. The real death toll is believed to be much higher.

And at the end:

> The website Ukraine Losses, which compiles casualty data from open sources, currently lists more than 70,400 surnames of Ukrainian soldiers. Our verification of a random sample of 400 of them found the database to be reliable.
> The Ukrainian casualty list is likely more complete than the Russian equivalent, as Ukrainian presidential decrees on posthumous military awards remain publicly accessible. In Russia such data is classified.

This is a joke.

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cgkm7lly61do