General combat Russian military casualties as of 12 June 2026 exceeded 1.38 million. On 11 June alone, 1,300 military personnel, over 2,000 drones and 78 artillery systems were destroyed. The figures were provided by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
- Over 1,300 Russian soldiers were killed on 11 June 2026.
- Losses of armoured vehicles and motor vehicles have risen by more than 350 units.
- A total of 2,218 tactical-level unmanned aerial vehicles have been destroyed.
- The enemy's total combat losses have exceeded 1.38 million.
Statistics on enemy combat losses as of 12 June 2026
Pros. data According to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the total combat losses of Russian troops from 24 February 2022 to 12 June 2026 amount to approximately 1,380,120 personnel. On 11 June alone, 1,300 enemy servicemen were killed.
Casualties among armoured vehicles have also risen: 4 tanks, 1 armoured fighting vehicle and 3 specialist vehicles have been destroyed. A total of 352 vehicles and tankers have been lost. An increase of 8 units was recorded in losses of ground-based robotic systems.
Casualties among artillery, air defence and air targets
Over the course of the day, 78 artillery systems, 2 multiple launch rocket systems and 1 air defence system were destroyed. The enemy’s aerial losses total 436 aircraft and 353 helicopters since the start of the war.
On 11 June alone, the enemy lost 2,218 tactical-level unmanned aerial vehicles; their total losses now stand at over 344,000. In addition, 4,733 cruise missiles belonging to the enemy have been destroyed.
Fleet and additional data
The Russian Navy has lost 33 ships and boats, as well as two submarines. Details of the losses are being clarified and updated, indicating that the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine is constantly updating the data.
The significance of statistics in military conflict
The constant updates on enemy casualties reflect the intensity of the fighting and the effectiveness of the Ukrainian forces’ defensive operations. The destruction of a large number of unmanned aerial vehicles and artillery systems indicates a strengthening of air defences and tactical control over the front line.
These statistics are a key factor in military analysis, enabling an assessment of the enemy’s casualties and the planning of further defensive and offensive operations by the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
