Russian Military Casualties as of April 11, 2026
The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine has released updated figures on Russian military losses. As of April 11, 2026, the full-scale war in Ukraine has entered its 1,508th day, with the data revealing the immense scale of attrition suffered by Russian forces.
Loss Statistics
Approximately 1,310,110 Russian military personnel have been lost, with an increase of 1,440 reported on this date. The toll on military hardware is similarly severe, with the following equipment destroyed or captured:
- Tanks – 11,851 units (+3)
- Armored Combat Vehicles – 24,381 units (+6)
- Artillery Systems – 39,798 units (+64)
- Multiple Launch Rocket Systems (MLRS) – 1,726 units (+2)
- Air Defense Systems – 1,344 units (+3)
- Aircraft – 435 units (no change)
- Helicopters – 350 units (no change)
Additional losses include:
- 231,785 Operational-Tactical Level UAVs (Unmanned Aerial Vehicles) (+2,014)
- 4,517 Cruise Missiles (no change)
- 33 Warships / Boats (no change)
- 2 Submarines (no change)
- 88,698 Vehicles and Fuel Tankers (+183)
- 4,121 units of Special Equipment (+2)
These cumulative figures underscore the staggering cost of the conflict for the Russian military. The ongoing intensity of the fighting is reflected in the daily increments across multiple categories. It is important to note that these figures represent Ukraine's official assessment and are difficult to independently verify.
The published data highlights the protracted and intense nature of the combat in Ukraine. The high losses in both personnel and materiel represent a significant burden for Russia, which could influence its future military operations and strategic posture in the region. Furthermore, these sustained casualty rates may increasingly impact Russia's domestic political landscape, given growing societal concern over the war's consequences.