The Russian General Staff has released a stark update on the human cost of its war in Ukraine, revealing that over 1.05 million troops have been lost since the invasion began on February 24, 2022. This figure includes both combat fatalities and wounded personnel, reflecting the immense toll of the conflict on Russia’s military. The latest data shows an additional 890 casualties suffered by Russian forces over the past 24 hours, bringing the total number of losses to nearly 1.05 million. These figures mark a grim milestone in the ongoing war, illustrating the heavy sacrifices made by Russian troops.
The military announcement comes amid growing concerns about the sustainability of Russia’s war effort. With losses exceeding one million, the strain on Russia’s armed forces has become increasingly apparent. While the Russian government has maintained that the conflict remains a necessary endeavor, the staggering casualty numbers raise questions about the long-term viability of its military campaign. The reported casualties also highlight the resilience of Ukrainian forces and the challenges Russia faces in achieving its strategic objectives in the region.