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Ukraine’s General Staff Says Russia Has Lost 1,430,530 Troops Since 2022

The tally highlights heavy Russian equipment depletion, raising reliance on outside estimates because Ukraine refuses to disclose its own casualty totals for operational reasons.

Overview

  • The General Staff published a cumulative figure of about 1,430,530 Russian troop losses and reported 1,600 casualties in the most recent day.
  • Its equipment totals include 12,158 tanks, 24,971 armored combat vehicles, 46,343 artillery systems and 418,425 drones among other losses.
  • Ukraine’s military says it will not release its own casualty numbers, citing operational secrecy that limits independent verification.
  • Independent analysts such as CSIS estimate Ukrainian casualties at roughly 500,000–600,000 through December 2025, with about 100,000–140,000 killed and an overall Russian-to-Ukrainian casualty ratio near 2:1 to 2.5:1.
  • The unusually large drone and robotics loss figures show how unmanned systems now drive battlefield attrition and could shift how both sides prioritize air defense, weapons supply, and troop deployments.