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Russia loses tank, 21 artillery systems, and 1,200 soldiers in one day in Ukraine
The invading Russian army has lost over 1,013,000 soldiers on the front line in Ukraine since launching the full-scale invasion
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Ukraine’s General Staff reported the information.
Russia's total combat losses from February 24, 2022, to June 24, 2025, are approximately:
- personnel – about 1,013,700 (+1,200),
- tanks – 10,966 (+1),
- armored fighting vehicles – 22,879 (+7),
- artillery systems – 29,511 (+21),
- MLRS – 1,424 (+1),
- air defense systems – 1,188 (+0),
- aircraft – 416 (+0),
- helicopters – 337 (+0),
- tactical-level UAVs – 41,915 (+198) =,
- cruise missiles – 3,388 (+12),
- ships/boats – 28 (+0),
- submarines – 1 (+0),
- vehicles and fuel tanks – 52,961 (+100),
- special equipment – 3,920 (+0) units.
The data is being verified.
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