Russian Military Losses as of the Morning of February 4, 2026
Ukraine's Armed Forces General Staff has published updated figures on Russian military losses, current as of the morning of February 4, 2026. This date marks the 1,442nd day of the full-scale war in Ukraine, a conflict that has now lasted for nearly four years.
The Russian losses reported for February 4, 2026, include the following:
- Approximately 1,243,070 military personnel, an increase of 780 from the previous report;
- Tanks – 11,637 units (+4);
- Armored combat vehicles – 23,992 units (+7);
- Artillery systems – 36,915 (+60);
- Multiple Launch Rocket Systems – 1,634 (+1);
- Air defense systems – 1,293 units (+1);
- Aircraft – 435 units;
- Helicopters – 347 units;
- Operational-tactical level unmanned aerial vehicles – 123,743 units (+1,355);
- Cruise missiles – 4,245 (+40);
- Warships and boats – 28 units;
- Submarines – 2 units;
- Vehicles and fuel tankers – 76,949 units (+211);
- Special equipment – 4,062 units (+4).
These figures underscore the ongoing intensity of the fighting and confirm the immense scale of Russian losses sustained throughout the conflict. The continued daily increases in personnel and equipment losses reflect the protracted and grinding nature of the war. While these figures are provided by Ukrainian sources and cannot be independently verified, they are widely cited as a key indicator of the war's human and material cost. The cumulative toll is likely to influence both sides' strategic calculations, as sustained losses can impact troop morale and command decisions.