General Staff updates figures on Russian occupier losses at the front
The General Staff of Ukraine has released updated data on Russian military losses since the start of the full-scale invasion.
As of 13 January, total Russian troop losses are estimated at approximately 1.22 million personnel, including 950 killed just yesterday.
According to the General Staff summary, Russian manpower losses now total around 1,220,950, which includes killed, wounded, captured, and missing personnel. On 12 January alone, 950 Russian troops were neutralised.
Russian equipment losses recorded by the General Staff are as follows:
- 11,544 tanks (+3)
- 23,899 armoured combat vehicles (+7)
- 36,024 artillery systems (+51)
- 1,600 multiple launch rocket systems (+2)
- 1,270 air defence units
- 434 aircraft
- 347 helicopters
- 105,354 operational-tactical UAVs (+933)
- 4,155 cruise missiles
- 28 ships and boats, 2 submarines
- 73,877 cars and fuel trucks (+145)
- 4,042 units of special equipment
It should be noted that on the night of 13 January, Russia struck a Nova Poshta terminal in a Kharkiv suburb, killing at least four people.
In response, Ukrainian forces continue counteroffensive operations, while in the Russian city of Taganrog, drones attacked a facility producing components for combat UAVs. These events highlight the intensification of the conflict and the ongoing hostilities on both sides.
Meanwhile, the Ukrainian government has launched a new financial initiative aimed at strengthening social protection and providing incentives for energy workers involved in emergency repair brigades during the winter of 2026.
Dnipro Mayor Borys Filatov has also addressed residents left without electricity due to the critical energy situation on the city’s left bank, caused by recent attacks on infrastructure.
