Enemy losses: battlefield summary
This update covers estimated total combat losses from February 24, 2022, through July 31, 2026. In that period, Russian forces have lost approximately 1,446,150 personnel, with a reported increase of 1,340 over the previous day. The heaviest losses have been recorded among personnel, drones, wheeled vehicles, artillery systems, and cruise missiles. These figures come from the Ukrainian military's regular accounting of the war's toll.
Destroyed military hardware
- Tanks: 12,231 (+1 over the previous day)
- Armored fighting vehicles: 25,056 (+7)
- Artillery systems: 47,045 (+42)
- Multiple launch rocket systems: 1,976
- Air defense systems: 1,525 (+3)
- Aircraft: 439
- Helicopters: 354
- Ground robotic systems: 2,081
- Tactical UAVs: 435,665
- Cruise missiles: 5,005
- Ships and boats: 34
- Submarines: 2
- Vehicles and fuel tankers: 128,034 (+413)
- Special vehicles: 4,483 (+3)
These numbers are being updated. Keep striking the invaders — together we will prevail.
The scale of reported destruction points to sustained, high-intensity combat. High equipment and personnel losses suggest the front line remains highly active. Attrition of this magnitude could erode the enemy's ability to continue its military operations and may prove decisive in how the conflict evolves.