According to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, since the beginning of the full-scale war, the losses of the Russian army have reached approximately 1,312,960 servicemen. Over the past day, according to estimates from the Ukrainian command, Russian troops lost approximately 820 personnel.
This is reported by Finway
Updated Data on the Losses of Russian Federation Equipment
The General Staff also provided current information regarding the losses of military equipment of the Russian Federation. As of the morning of April 14, the following destruction has been recorded:
- 11,863 tanks (of which +2 in the last day);
- 24,389 armored combat vehicles (+3);
- 39,953 artillery systems (+38);
- 1,732 multiple launch rocket systems (+4);
- 1,346 air defense systems;
- 435 aircraft;
- 350 helicopters;
- 237,853 operational-tactical drones (+2,459);
- 4,517 cruise missiles;
- 33 ships and boats;
- 2 submarines;
- 89,300 vehicles and fuel tankers (+201);
- 4,123 units of special equipment.
Losses of the Parties and Assessments by International Organizations
Official Moscow does not disclose current data regarding its losses. The last time it announced the number of dead was in September 2022, stating 5,937 individuals.
Meanwhile, journalists from the Russian publication “Mediazona,” the Russian service of the BBC, and a team of volunteers have established the names of 204,626 Russian soldiers who have died in the war since February 2022 based on open sources. As the journalists note, the list is not complete, as information about the deaths of all servicemen does not become publicly available.
According to estimates from international organizations and intelligence agencies, the total losses of the Russian Federation, including the wounded and dead, are significantly higher. In particular, in December 2025, a senior NATO official reported that their estimate of the number of losses in the Russian army could reach 1.15 million individuals.
Ukraine has long refrained from disclosing its own losses, stating its readiness to reveal this data only after the war is over. However, in February 2026, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that since February 2022, 55,000 Ukrainian servicemen have died in the war. Additionally, he noted that there remains a large number of missing persons.
The Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Oleksandr Syrskyi, reported in January 2026 that in 2025, the Ukrainian command managed to reduce personnel losses by 13%. However, more detailed information about Ukrainian losses has not been disclosed.