Enemy Combat Losses
From February 24, 2022, to July 23, 2026, total combat losses for the opposing forces have reached approximately 1,434,690 personnel, with a recent increase of 1,460 recorded. Equipment losses have also climbed: the number of tanks now stands at 12,191 (+28), and armored fighting vehicles at 24,994 (+12).
Military Equipment
The enemy's artillery systems total 46,570 units (+78). Multiple launch rocket systems (MLRS) have reached 1,961 (+3). Air defense assets number 1,515 (+2). Aircraft remain at 438, and helicopters at 354.
- Ground robotic systems – 1,994 (+13)
- Operational-tactical unmanned aerial vehicles – 423,588 (+1,688)
- Cruise missiles – 4,936 (+3)
- Ships and boats – 34
- Submarines – 2
- Vehicles and fuel tankers – 124,243 (+541)
- Special equipment – 4,453 (+3)
Figures are being updated. Strike the occupier! Together we will prevail!
These figures reflect a sustained increase in enemy military resources, which could affect the dynamics of ongoing operations. The rise in equipment losses and combat casualties points to continued active warfare and a potential escalation in conflict intensity. Analyzing these trends may assist in shaping future strategic decisions on both sides. Key considerations remain the effective use of equipment and tactical adaptation to evolving battlefield conditions.