1,600 Days of War: Ukraine’s General Staff Releases Updated Russian Losses

Fresh Figures on Russian Occupier Casualties

According to Главком: As of the morning of July 12, 2026-marking exactly 1,600 days since the full-scale invasion began-Ukraine’s General Staff has published the latest data on Russian military losses. This milestone highlights the prolonged and intense nature of the conflict. According to the report, total personnel losses for the Russian Federation have reached 1,419,090, with 1,320 of those occurring in just the past 24 hours.

Equipment Losses

The scale of equipment destroyed by Russian forces is equally staggering. Key losses include:

• Tanks: 12,120 units (4 destroyed in the last day)
• Armored fighting vehicles: 24,928 units
• Artillery systems: 45,807 units
• Multiple launch rocket systems: 1,928 units
• Air defense systems: 1,485 units
• Aircraft: 437 units
• Helicopters: 353 units

Additional losses reported include:

• Ground robotic complexes: 1,883 units
• Operational-tactical level drones: 403,959 units
• Cruise missiles: 4,889 units
• Ships and boats: 33 units
• Submarines: 2 units
• Automotive equipment and fuel tankers: 119,038 units
• Specialized equipment: 4,407 units

Estimated Value of Destroyed Hardware

The financial toll of Russia’s destroyed equipment is also enormous. Estimated costs include:

• Cruise missiles: approximately $14.67 billion USD
• Drones: about $12.12 billion
• Aircraft: $13.11 billion
• Helicopters: $5.29 billion
• Tanks: roughly $30.30 billion
• Artillery systems: $68.71 billion
• Armored fighting vehicles: about $14.96 billion
• Air defense systems: $22.28 billion
• Ships and boats: $1.98 billion
• Submarines: $600 million

'These figures are estimates, as only the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine knows the exact breakdown by destroyed equipment modifications.' - General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine

The updated data on Russian personnel and equipment losses underscores the duration and ferocity of the fighting that has gripped Ukraine for 1,600 days. The heavy toll-both in human lives and material-highlights not just the military, but also the economic burden this conflict imposes on Russia. These numbers could shape future military strategies and political decisions on both sides, reflecting the complexity and protracted nature of the front-line situation.