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Enemy Combat Losses Surpass 1.5 Million Personnel and Equipment from February 24, 2022 to September 30, 2026

Enemy combat losses from February 24, 2022 to September 30, 2026: over 1.5 million personnel and equipment
Втрати ворога перевищують 1,5 мільйона осіб та техніки з початку війни до кінця вересня 2026 року. Photo: Кабмін

Summary of Enemy Combat Losses (February 24, 2022 – September 30, 2026)

According to Кабмін: Since the onset of hostilities on February 24, 2022, through September 30, 2026, enemy forces have suffered devastating losses in both manpower and military hardware. Total personnel casualties are estimated at approximately 1,533,970, including 1,470 lost in the most recent reporting period.

Equipment Losses

The scale of destroyed equipment is equally staggering. Tank losses have reached 12,388 units, while armored fighting vehicles number 25,463 lost. Artillery pieces have suffered 50,519 losses overall, with 21 lost during the latest timeframe. Multiple launch rocket systems (MLRS) losses total 2,171 units, including 2 in the last period.

  • Air defense systems lost: 1,682 units
  • Aircraft losses: 443 units
  • Helicopter losses: 356 units
  • Ground robotic complexes destroyed: 2,789 units (9 in the latest period)
  • Tactical and operational UAVs lost: 540,095 units (1,393 in the latest report)
  • Cruise missile losses: 5,121 units
  • Ships and boats lost: 35 units
  • Submarines lost: 2 units
  • Automotive vehicles and fuel trucks lost: 155,363 units (332 lost in the latest period)
  • Specialized equipment losses: 4,770 units (5 lost in the recent period)

These figures highlight the intense and protracted nature of the conflict, revealing significant degradation of enemy military capabilities. The extensive personnel and equipment losses, particularly in artillery and unmanned aerial systems, are likely to severely impact the adversary's operational capacity and resource availability for ongoing and future combat operations. This data provides critical insight into the attrition faced by enemy forces over more than four years of warfare.

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