The Russian Armed Forces lost 1,390 soldiers in Ukraine over the past 24 hours
The total combat losses of the Russian army since the start of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine—from February 24, 2022, to June 23, 2026—have reached approximately 1,394,530 service members.
In the past 24 hours alone, Russian troops lost 1,390 personnel.
According to updated data, Russia’s total losses are as follows:
- personnel – approximately 1,394,530 (+1,390 in the past 24 hours);
- tanks – 12,050 (+0);
- armored combat vehicles – 24,812 (+7);
- artillery systems – 44,604 (+74);
- multiple launch rocket systems (MLRS) – 1,887 (+1);
- air defense systems – 1,437 (+0);
- aircraft – 436 (+0);
- helicopters – 353 (+0);
- operational-tactical-level unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) – 368,015 (+1,851);
- cruise missiles – 4,787 (+0);
- ships and boats – 33 (+0);
- submarines – 2 (+0);
- vehicles and tankers – 110,827 (+626);
- specialized equipment – 4,329 (+8);
- ground-based robotic systems – 1,719 (+7).
The General Staff noted that the data continues to be refined, and casualty statistics are updated daily based on information received from combat zones.
The enemy’s highest daily losses were recorded among personnel, drones, artillery systems, and vehicles.
This was reported by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on Facebook.
In the Zaporizhzhia sector, drone operators from the Main Intelligence Directorate destroyed a Russian “Pantsir-S2” anti-aircraft missile and gun system that the occupiers had attempted to hide in an underground shelter.
Russia may attempt to re-enter Ukrainian territory from Belarus if it can mobilize approximately 70,000 troops for this purpose.
