Russian Military Losses as of February 7, 2026
The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine has released updated figures on Russian military casualties. As of February 7, 2026—the 1,445th day of the full-scale war in Ukraine—the total Russian personnel losses are estimated at approximately 1,245,290, including 730 killed in the most recent reporting period. This staggering figure underscores the immense human cost of the ongoing conflict.
Equipment Losses
Since the invasion began, Russian forces have also suffered massive losses of military hardware. Key data points include:
- Tanks – 11,650 units (+2)
- Armored Combat Vehicles – 24,009 units (+2)
- Artillery Systems – 37,036 units (+22)
- Air Defense Systems – 1,295 units (no change)
- Aircraft – 435 units (no change)
- Helicopters – 347 units (no change)
- Operational-Tactical Level UAVs – 127,081 units (+1,161)
In addition, Russian forces have lost:
- Cruise Missiles – 4,245 units
- Warships / Boats – 28 units
- Submarines – 2 units
- Vehicles and Fuel Tankers – 77,379 units (+68)
- Special Equipment – 4,064 units (+1)
These statistics highlight the severe attrition of Russian military assets over more than four years of intense combat.
The scale of personnel and equipment losses points to the protracted and high-intensity nature of the fighting in Ukraine. These figures not only illustrate the magnitude of the conflict but also suggest potential long-term impacts on Russia's military capabilities and the strategic situation on the front lines. The situation remains fluid, and future developments could significantly alter the course of the war. Independent verification of battlefield losses is often challenging, but Ukraine's figures are widely monitored as a key indicator of the conflict's progression.