Russia's losses in a day: 920 occupiers and 194 drones – new data from the General Staff

Updated losses of Russia as of August 27, 2025

According to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, as of Wednesday morning, August 27, 2025, Russian occupiers have suffered new losses in the armed conflict.

Currently, Russia's losses from the war with Ukraine consist of the following figures:

• personnel - about 1,078,750 (+920) individuals;
• tanks - 11,135 (+1) units;
• armored fighting vehicles - 23,178 (+0) units;
• artillery systems - 32,024 (+45) units;
• MLRS - 1472 (+0) units;
• air defense systems - 1212 (+1) units;
• aircraft - 422 (+0) units;
• helicopters - 340 (+0) units;
• operational-tactical UAVs - 53,636 (+194) units;
• cruise missiles - 3598 (+0) units;
• ships/boats - 28 (+0) units;
• submarines - 1 (+0) unit;
• automotive equipment and tank trucks - 59,887 (+118) units;
• special equipment - 3950 (+0) units.

At this moment, the full-scale war in Ukraine has been ongoing for 1281 days.

At the end of summer, the Russian offensive on Ukrainian positions does not seem successful. According to military analyst Julian Röpcke, a significant part of Moscow's planned objectives from April to August 2025 has not been achieved.

The U.S. government hopes that the war in Ukraine may end within three to six months due to active diplomacy and international efforts. The U.S. Vice President noted that the current President Donald Trump is more actively seeking to resolve the conflict with Russia than his predecessor Joe Biden.

During the last battles, numerous soldiers died, but Ukrainian law enforcement continues to defend its territory. The losses of the Russian army indicate that the conflict continues and requires a peaceful resolution.