Russian Invader Losses as of March 27, 2026
As the full-scale war in Ukraine entered its 1493rd day, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine released updated figures on Russian losses for the morning of March 27, 2026. These statistics are a key indicator of the conflict's intensity and the heavy price paid by the invading force.
Russia's War Casualties
The cumulative losses sustained by Russia in the war, as of March 27, 2026, are detailed below:
- personnel – approximately 1,293,170 (an increase of 1,000);
- tanks – 11,808 (+1);
- armored combat vehicles – 24,287 (+9);
- artillery systems – 38,863 (+68);
- multiple launch rocket systems – 1,700 (+2);
- air defense systems – 1,337;
- aircraft – 435;
- helicopters – 350;
- operational-tactical level UAVs – 200,611 (+2,222);
- cruise missiles – 4,491;
- warships / boats – 33;
- submarines – 2;
- vehicles and fuel tankers – 85,569 (+217);
- special equipment – 4,100.
The data underscores the severe and ongoing attrition Russia continues to face in a conflict now approaching its 1500th day. The steady rise in personnel casualties and the destruction of military hardware point to a war that remains both intense and costly for the aggressor.
Assessments of these losses are likely to influence the future war strategies of both sides, as well as the level of international support each party receives in the ongoing conflict.