Ukrainian General Staff publishes updated data on Russian occupier losses as of 31 October

Ukrainian General Staff publishes updated data on Russian occupier losses as of 31 October
Ukrainian General Staff publishes updated data on Russian occupier losses as of 31 October

Daily report on the destruction of equipment and personnel

The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine has published a morning briefing recording significant losses suffered by the Russian army over the past 24 hours. According to the official source, the Defence Forces eliminated 1,670 Russian servicemen. Additionally, 1,663 operational-tactical level unmanned aerial vehicles and 206 units of automotive equipment, including fuel tankers, were destroyed.

Total statistics on enemy losses

As of 31 October 2026, the General Staff provides the following indicators of total combat losses of Russian occupiers since the start of the full-scale invasion. The data is constantly being refined.

Personnel:

  • Total number: approximately 1,588,170 (daily increase of 1,670).

Weapons and military equipment:

  • Tanks: 12,450.
  • Armoured fighting vehicles: 25,620 (increase of 3).
  • Artillery systems: 51,739 (increase of 19).
  • Multiple launch rocket systems: 2,247 (increase of 1).
  • Air defence systems: 1,730 (increase of 2).
  • Aircraft: 452.
  • Helicopters: 356.

Unmanned systems and missiles:

  • Ground robotic complexes: 3,045 (increase of 6).
  • Operational-tactical level unmanned aerial vehicles: 590,661 (increase of 1,663).
  • Cruise missiles: 5,140.

Marine equipment:

  • Ships and boats: 35.
  • Submarines: 2.

Support equipment:

  • Automotive equipment and fuel tankers: 168,480 (increase of 206).
  • Special equipment: 4,860.

Assessment of the impact on Russia's combat capabilities

The General Staff emphasises that the systematic destruction of the enemy's personnel, weapons, military equipment, and support assets leads to a significant weakening of its offensive capabilities. Such activities complicate the replenishment of resources and the supply of troops, reducing Russia's ability to continue its armed aggression against Ukraine.

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