General Staff records Russian military losses of 2,380 personnel and various equipment units in 24 hours

General Staff records Russian military losses of 2,380 personnel and various equipment units in 24 hours
General Staff records Russian military losses of 2,380 personnel and various equipment units in 24 hours

Daily assessment of enemy losses

The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine has released data on the combat losses of Russian occupation forces over the past 24 hours. As a result of the day's operations, the enemy lost 2,380 servicemen. Among the destroyed or damaged equipment, one tank, three armoured fighting vehicles, 23 artillery systems, two multiple rocket launchers (MRLS), five air defence systems, five ground robotic complexes, 375 units of automotive equipment and fuel tankers, as well as two units of special equipment were recorded.

General statistics since the start of the full-scale invasion

As of 5 November 2026, the total combat losses of the enemy amount to approximately 1,599,390 personnel. This figure has increased by 2,380 compared to previous data.

Losses of weapons and military equipment

The total number of lost weapons and equipment currently stands at:

  • Tanks: 12,454 (increase of 1 unit in 24 hours);
  • Armoured fighting vehicles: 25,643 (increase of 3 units);
  • Artillery systems: 51,902 (increase of 23 units);
  • MRLS: 2,254 (increase of 2 units);
  • Air defence systems: 1,738 (increase of 5 units);
  • Aircraft: 452;
  • Helicopters: 356.

Unmanned systems and missiles

In the category of unmanned systems and missiles, the following losses have been recorded:

  • Ground robotic complexes: 3,077 (increase of 5 units);
  • Tactical and operational level UAVs: 596,221 (increase of 1,163 units);
  • Cruise missiles: 5,192.

Marine and support equipment

Among marine equipment, losses amount to 35 ships and boats, as well as 2 submarines.

Regarding support equipment, the total number of lost vehicles and fuel tankers has reached 170,256 units (an increase of 375 in 24 hours). The number of lost special equipment units stands at 4,873 (an increase of 2).

It is noted that the data provided is being refined.

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