Russia's losses in a day: over a thousand occupiers and hundreds of drones destroyed
Journalist
Anna Tkach
21.09.2025 - 10:20
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Losses of Russia in the war as of September 20, 2025
The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine has updated information on the losses of Russian occupiers as of the morning of Friday, September 20, 2025.
According to glavcom.ua: According to the staff, the Russian Federation has suffered the following losses in its war with Ukraine as of September 20:
- personnel - about 1101610 (+1010) people;
- tanks - 11193 (+1) units;
- armored combat vehicles - 23281 (+1) units;
- artillery systems - 32952 (+25) units;
- multiple launch rocket systems - 1492 (+0) units;
- air defense systems - 1218 (+0) units;
- airplanes - 422 (+0) units;
- helicopters - 341 (+0);
- tactical-level UAVs - 61598 (+553);
- cruise missiles - 3747 (+29);
- ships/boats - 28 (+0);
- submarines - 1 (+0);
- vehicles and fuel tankers - 62245 (+77);
- special equipment - 3969 (+1).
It is known that the full-scale war in Ukraine is entering its 1306th day.
During the war in Ukraine, the Russian Federation has suffered significant losses in military equipment and personnel as of September 20, 2025, indicating the prolonged and exhausting nature of the conflict.
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