According to the General Staff, Russia has suffered significant troop losses in its ongoing conflict with Ukraine. Over 1.04 million soldiers have been reported missing or killed since the beginning of the full-scale invasion on February 24, 2022. This figure includes 1,380 casualties confirmed over the past day, according to the latest available data.
The data highlights the unprecedented scale of Russian military losses, with the conflict entering its 21st month. Analysts suggest that the high casualty rate indicates the growing difficulty Russia faces in maintaining its operational tempo and sustaining morale within its armed forces. The latest figures also reflect the ongoing challenges posed by Ukrainian defenses and the effectiveness of Western military support.
The Russian military leadership has not provided official comment on the latest casualty figures, though previous reports suggested that the war has significantly strained the country’s resources and manpower. The toll on Russia’s military personnel has raised concerns about the sustainability of its current operations and the potential impact on the broader Russian population.
International observers continue to monitor the conflict closely, with many emphasizing the humanitarian consequences and the need for a durable peace settlement. The latest data underscores the gravity of the situation and the long-term implications of the war for both Ukraine and Russia.