Russia has lost over 1.1 million personnel: new data from the General Staff as of November 21
Journalist
Anna Tkach
21.11.2025 - 08:15
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According to glavcom.ua: According to the latest data from the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, as of the morning of November 21, 2025, Russian invaders have already suffered serious losses in the Ukrainian campaign.
Russia's losses in the war as of November 21, 2025
Here are the figures reported by the General Staff:
- personnel - approximately 1,163,170 (+1,050) individuals
- tanks - 11,357 (+0) units
- armored combat vehicles - 23,600 (+3) units
- artillery systems - 34,550 (+20) units
- MLRS - 1,546 (+0) units
- anti-aircraft systems - 1,247 (+0) units
- aircraft - 428 (+0) units
- helicopters - 347 (+0) units
- tactical level UAVs - 82,620 (+150) units
- cruise missiles - 3,981 (+0) units
- ships/boats - 28 (+0) units
- submarines - 1 (+0) unit
- automotive equipment and fuel trucks - 67,768 (+65) units
- special equipment - 4,002 (+0) units
The war has been ongoing for 1,367 days, and the count is not finished.
As a result of the hostilities, the Russian Federation has lost a significant amount of equipment and personnel. Based on the persistence of the latest figures, it can be concluded that the military campaign in Ukraine continues, and both sides have suffered significant losses.
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