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Over 1,400 Russian Troops and 75 Artillery Systems Lost in a Single Day, Ukraine's General Staff Reports

Понад 1,400 військових РФ та 75 артилерійських систем знищено лише за один день, повідомляють українські військові.

Updated Russian Military Losses Announced

As of the morning of June 2, 2026, Ukraine’s General Staff has released the latest figures on Russian combat losses. The total number of enemy personnel is now estimated at approximately 1,366,910, representing an increase of 1,440 troops. Significant losses in equipment and materiel have also been recorded:

  • 11,969 tanks destroyed (+3)
  • 24,666 armored combat vehicles (+7)
  • 43,112 artillery systems (+75)

This update comes on the 1,560th day of the full-scale war in Ukraine.

Equipment Losses and Financial Estimates

Beyond ground vehicles, Russian losses include:

  • 1,821 multiple rocket launchers (+1)
  • 1,400 air defense systems (+0)
  • 436 aircraft (+0)
  • 353 helicopters (+0)
  • 1,542 ground robotic systems (+14)
  • 323,762 tactical-level unmanned aerial vehicles (+1,583)
  • 4,693 cruise missiles (+0)
  • 33 ships and boats (+0)
  • 2 submarines (+0)

The financial toll of destroyed Russian equipment is staggering. Estimated costs include:

  • Cruise missiles — approximately $14.06 billion USD
  • Drones — roughly $9.71 billion
  • Aircraft — about $13.08 billion
  • Helicopters — $5.29 billion
  • Tanks — $29.92 billion
  • Artillery systems — $64.66 billion
  • Armored combat vehicles — $14.79 billion
  • Ships and boats — $1.98 billion
  • Submarines — $600 million
Note: These figures are estimates, as only Ukraine’s General Staff possesses the precise breakdown of destroyed equipment by modification.

The updated loss data reflects the continuation of intense combat operations in eastern Ukraine. The rise in both personnel and equipment losses suggests Russia may be reinforcing its troops, which could influence the conflict’s trajectory. The massive financial damage may also become a critical factor in Moscow’s ability to sustain prolonged military operations.