The Russian General Staff has revealed that over 1,080,480 troops have been lost in the Ukraine conflict since the start of the war on February 24, 2022. This figure includes 85,000 casualties from the past 24 hours, marking a significant increase in the war’s toll. The data underscores the protracted nature of the conflict and its human cost.
These figures are based on official reports from Russian military authorities, though independent verification remains challenging. The casualty numbers highlight the scale of military operations and the impact on Russia’s armed forces. While the Russian government has maintained a stance of resilience, the loss of over one million personnel has raised questions about the war’s sustainability and strategic outcomes.
International observers have called for transparency in the reported casualty figures, emphasizing the need for independent assessments. The ongoing conflict continues to strain Russia’s military resources and has significant implications for global security and diplomatic relations.