Russia is facing a high casualty rate in its war on Ukraine, according to analysts at Britain’s Ministry of Defence, amid ongoing offensives along a broad front between Kharkiv in the north-east and Robotyne in the south. More than 1,000 Russian soldiers are likely to continue being killed or wounded on average every day in August, the ministry said in its latest assessment released on Saturday. In the north-eastern Ukrainian region of Kharkiv, the Russians have reportedly consolidated their positions, and Russian losses have slightly decreased. While an average of 1,262 Russian soldiers were …