Assessment of Enemy Combat Losses
The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine has published estimated figures for total enemy combat losses from February 24, 2022, to April 5, 2026. These figures provide a stark illustration of the scale of the military attrition sustained by Russian forces over this period. The ongoing conflict, which began with Russia's full-scale invasion, has resulted in one of the largest conventional wars in Europe since World War II.
Loss Figures
According to the General Staff, estimated enemy personnel losses are approximately 1,303,550, with an increase of 1,180 recorded. In terms of equipment losses, the enemy has lost:
- Tanks - 11,839 (an increase of 4 units);
- Armored Combat Vehicles - 24,350 (an increase of 6 units);
- Artillery Systems - 39,439 (an increase of 61 units);
- Multiple Launch Rocket Systems (MLRS) - 1,719 units (+3);
- Air Defense Systems - 1,338 units;
- Aircraft - 435 units;
- Helicopters - 350 units;
- Operational-Tactical Level UAVs - 219,443 (an increase of 2,427 units);
- Cruise Missiles - 4,517;
- Ships and Boats - 33 units (including 2 submarines);
- Automotive Vehicles and Fuel Tankers - 87,355 units (an increase of 206 units);
- Special Equipment - 4,112 units (+3).
These figures are approximate and subject to verification.
The published data reflects the current state of military operations and underscores the magnitude of losses incurred by the opposing force in the conflict. The substantial losses in both equipment and personnel indicate the continuation of intense combat and significant pressure on the enemy's resource base. It is important to note that these numbers may change depending on the further development of the situation on the front lines.