Ukraine's General Staff Releases Russian Casualty Figures for March 22, 2026

Russian Military Losses as of March 22, 2026

According to Главком: On March 22, 2026, which marked the 1,488th day of the full-scale war in Ukraine, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine published its latest assessment of Russian losses. These figures are a key metric for tracking the conflict's intensity and its toll on Russian forces.

According to the data provided, Russian losses as of March 22, 2026, are as follows:

• Personnel – approximately 1,287,880 (+940);
• Tanks – 11,793 (+3);
• Armored Combat Vehicles – 24,263 (+1);
• Artillery Systems – 38,638 (+30);
• Multiple Launch Rocket Systems (MLRS) – 1,694 (+3);
• Air Defense Systems – 1,336 (+3);
• Aircraft – 435 (+0);
• Helicopters – 350 (+1);
• Operational-Tactical Level UAVs – 190,870 (+1,885);
• Cruise Missiles – 4,468 (+0);
• Warships / Boats – 33 (+0);
• Submarines – 2 (+0);
• Vehicles and Fuel Tankers – 84,639 (+121);
• Special Equipment – 4,098 (+2).

The sustained daily increases in personnel and equipment losses underscore the ongoing severity of the fighting and its significant impact on Russian military capabilities.

These casualty statistics highlight the protracted nature and intensity of the conflict, illustrating its profound drain on the aggressor's resources.

The continuous attrition of Russian forces, as reflected in these figures, is likely to influence future military planning and strategic decisions on both sides of the war. Independent verification of battlefield losses remains challenging, but Ukraine's figures are widely monitored as a consistent indicator of the war's progression.