The conflict that erupted between Russian and Ukrainian forces has been ongoing, causing a tragic loss of life and significant injuries among military personnel and civilians alike. The international community has been seeking regular updates on the human cost of the war. To provide accurate and current data, we have established a dedicated landing page that presents the latest war casualty statistics from the Ukraine-Russia conflict.
This page will maintain real-time updates of the most critical numbers associated with the conflict, including military and civilian casualties, missing persons, and other relevant information. Updated regularly, with well-designed graphs and interactive elements, our goal is to keep you informed with precise and accessible data.
Leaked US intelligence earlier this month indicated that 315,000 Russian troops have been killed or wounded in Ukraine since the full-scale invasion began.
Imperial Russia in World War I suffered about 1.8 million military dead or an average 1,100 men a day. The Russian Federation last month lost 900 soldiers every 24 hours and some days were worse.
Russia has lost several important aircraft in recent weeks, including three Su-34s in one incident last month and two command planes earlier this month.
As Kyiv Post reported earlier this month, has been mounting that Russian forces have suffered such heavy losses that some troops are reportedly refusing to attack.
Ukraine’s ruling party leader, David Arakhamia, said he asked the Ukrainian president to disclose the casualties as people think it surpassed the 100,000 mark when it’s “much smaller” in reality.
Leaked US intelligence earlier this month indicated that 315,000 Russian troops have been killed or wounded in Ukraine since the full-scale invasion began.
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Kyiv said it had destroyed the Novocherkassk fleet ship off the Crimean peninsula suspected of carrying drones for use in Moscow's war against Ukraine.
In November, Russia’s casualty rates were so high they’re comparable to those during World War I. Meanwhile, President Putin is proposing solutions to a possible demographic crisis.
Imperial Russia in World War I suffered about 1.8 million military dead or an average 1,100 men a day. The Russian Federation last month lost 900 soldiers every 24 hours and some days were worse.
“The assault failed, everyone was killed,” the soldier says in an intercepted call, describing overflowing hospitals and troops “lying without arms or legs.”
Russia has made no public statements on the military casualty figures it has suffered in its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, but Kyiv claims 22,920 died in Ukraine in October alone.
