Ukrainian Armed Forces General Staff publishes updated data on Russian occupier combat losses

Ukrainian Armed Forces General Staff publishes updated data on Russian occupier combat losses
Ukrainian Armed Forces General Staff publishes updated data on Russian occupier combat losses

Daily assessment of enemy losses

The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine has published current information on the state of Russian forces. According to command data, over the past 24 hours, the Defence Forces eliminated and wounded 2,440 occupiers.

General statistics since the start of the full-scale war

Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, that is, from 24 February 2022 to 6 November 2026, the enemy's total combat losses are estimated at approximately 1,601,830 personnel.

Losses in weapons and military equipment

In addition to personnel losses, the General Staff has recorded the destruction of a significant amount of military equipment and weapons. Specifically, as of today, the following have been lost:

  • 12,456 tanks (+2 in 24 hours);
  • 25,651 armoured fighting vehicles (+8 in 24 hours);
  • 51,956 artillery systems (+54 in 24 hours);
  • 2,254 multiple launch rocket systems;
  • 1,744 air defence systems (+6 in 24 hours);
  • 452 aircraft;
  • 356 helicopters.

Status of unmanned systems and missiles

In the category of unmanned systems and missiles, the following enemy loss indicators have been recorded:

  • 3,085 ground robotic complexes (+8 in 24 hours);
  • 597,616 tactical and operational level unmanned aerial vehicles (+1,395 in 24 hours);
  • 5,192 cruise missiles.

Marine and support equipment

Regarding marine equipment, according to the General Staff, 35 ships and boats, as well as 2 submarines, have been lost.

Among support equipment, the following losses have been recorded:

  • 170,929 units of automotive equipment and fuel tankers (+673 in 24 hours);
  • 4,878 units of special equipment (+5 in 24 hours).

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