Ukraine's General Staff: Russia's Losses Reach 2,220 Troops in One Day

Ukraine's General Staff has released its latest figures on Russian military losses in the war in Ukraine: over the past 24 hours, 2,220 Russian troops were killed or wounded. The figures cover the period since Russia's renewed invasion began on 24 February 2022.

Equipment losses

According to the General Staff's tally, Russia has lost the following since the invasion began:

• 12,465 tanks (3 more than in the previous report);
• 25,696 armoured personnel carriers (+13);
• 52,158 artillery pieces and mortars (+46);
• 2,266 multiple-launch rocket systems (+3);
• 1,754 anti-aircraft systems (+1);
• 452 aircraft and 356 helicopters (no change for either);
• 3,117 ground-based unmanned systems (+8);
• 603,351 unmanned aerial vehicles (+1,331);
• 5,196 cruise missiles (no change);
• 35 ships and boats and two submarines (no change);
• 173,012 vehicles and fuel tankers (+525);
• 4,892 units of specialised equipment (+3).

The largest daily increases in absolute terms were recorded for unmanned aerial vehicles, with 1,331 added, and for vehicles and fuel tankers, with 525 added.

Accuracy of the data

The General Staff notes that the scale of Russian losses is still being clarified, as ongoing hostilities hinder the gathering of information. This means the published figures may be revised. The data come from Ukraine's military command, and the report cites no independent confirmation.