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Salt River Project manages 13,000 square miles of watersheds on which the Phoenix metro area heavily relies. The water that flows into the Verde and Salt rivers supplies water for about half of ...

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A US think tank estimates Russia lost about 40 troops per square mile seized in Ukraine in 2024. Russia's losses in its invasion of Ukraine are thought to have soared toward the end of the year.

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This is equivalent to 138 troops per square mile gained in Ukraine for this three-month period. Newsweek reached out to the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation for comment via email.