Russian Military Casualties Reported for February 11, 2026
The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine has released its latest figures on Russian military losses as of the morning of February 11, 2026. This date marks the 1,449th day of the full-scale war in Ukraine, a conflict that continues to reshape European security. The data highlights the ongoing intensity of the fighting and its heavy toll on Russian forces.
According to the provided information, Russian losses in the war as of this date are as follows:
- personnel – approximately 1,249,380 individuals, an increase of 820 from the previous report;
- tanks – 11,661 units (+5);
- armored combat vehicles – 24,020 units (+2);
- artillery systems – 37,148 units (+59);
- multiple launch rocket systems (MLRS) – 1,638 units (+1);
- aircraft – 435 units (no change);
- helicopters – 347 units (also no change);
- operational-tactical level unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) – 130,711 units (+1,551);
- cruise missiles – 4,270 units (no change);
- ships/boats – 28 units (no change);
- submarines – 2 units (no change);
- vehicles and fuel tankers – 77,969 units (+235);
- special equipment – 4,070 units (no change).
The figures for February 11, 2026, underscore the protracted nature of the conflict and its severe impact on the aggressor's military resources. The sharp increase in UAV losses points to the evolving technological dimension of the war and its growing centrality to battlefield tactics. These cumulative numbers demonstrate that the war continues to consume vast human and material resources, with profound implications for the future stability of the region and the long-term capabilities of the Russian armed forces.