Russian forces are decimated and Putin could lose Ukraine war, says top admiral

Vladimir Putin's forces are 'in a mess' with eight Russian aircraft shot down in one day, nearly 500 soldiers killed and a huge convoy of 15,000 troops and hundreds of vehicles at a standstill

Vladimir Putin's forces have been "decimated" by the Ukrainian resistance and Russia could lose the war, according to a top UK admiral.

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