Russian combat losses at a glance: 24 February 2022 – 23 August 2026
Ukraine's military estimates that Moscow has lost roughly 1,476,580 personnel from the start of the full-scale invasion on 24 February 2022 through 23 August 2026. Of that total, 1,310 casualties were recorded in the latest 24-hour period. These tallies, issued in regular updates by the Ukrainian side, have become a key measure of the war's brutal toll.
Equipment losses
- Tanks: 12,292 (no change over the last day)
- Armored fighting vehicles: 25,202 (up 26)
- Artillery systems: 48,451 (up 69 in the past day)
- Multiple launch rocket systems: 2,054 (unchanged)
- Air defense systems: 1,585 (up one)
- Aircraft: 440 (up one)
- Helicopters: 354 (unchanged)
- Ground robotic complexes: 2,352 (up eight)
- Operational-tactical UAVs: 476,566 (up 1,925)
- Cruise missiles: 5,052 (up three)
- Ships and boats: 35 (unchanged)
- Submarines: 2 (unchanged)
- Automotive vehicles and fuel tankers: 138,219 (up 415)
- Special equipment: 4,569 (up four)
These figures are updated as new information comes in.
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The scale of Russian losses reflected in these numbers points to a prolonged and high-intensity conflict. Heavy attrition in manpower and equipment, especially aircraft and drones, is likely to shape Moscow's ability to sustain future offensive operations.