The Russian army has suffered “significant losses” in its conflict in Ukraine, said Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov on Thursday. “We have significant losses of troops,” Peskov, the chief spokesman for Russian President Vladimir Putin, said in an interview with Sky News. “It’s a huge tragedy for us.” Since the start of the war, which started Feb. 24, Moscow has provided few updates regarding its own troops’ casualties or vehicles that have been lost. In recent days, Russia has left Kyiv and Chernihiv after not being able to seize the capital. The move, Peskov said, “was a goodwill act to lift tension from those regions and show Russia is really ready to create comfortable conditions to continue negotiations.” “Our military is doing its best to bring an end to that operation,” Peskov added in the interview with Sky News. “And we do hope that in the coming days, in the foreseeable future, …