As of 30 June 2026, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reports further significant losses suffered by the enemy. Over the past 24 hours, 1,350 Russian soldiers, 1,952 UAVs and 71 artillery systems have been destroyed.
- Enemy casualties on 29 June 2026: 1,350 military personnel.
- Total losses of Russian forces since 24 February 2022: 1,403,550 people.
- A total of 12,067 tanks and 24,851 armoured combat vehicles have been destroyed.
- 45,040 artillery systems and 381,176 UAVs were lost.
- The enemy has lost 436 aircraft and 353 helicopters.
Loss of personnel and equipment
According to data According to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the enemy’s total combat losses since the start of the war in Ukraine, which began on 24 February 2022, have exceeded 1.4 million people. As of 30 June 2026, The total number of Russian military personnel killed has reached 1,403,550. Over the past 24 hours, on 29 June, the enemy lost 1,350 troops.
Armoured vehicles and cars
The losses suffered by Russian armoured vehicles are also staggering. A total of 12,067 tanks, 24,851 armoured fighting vehicles, 4,368 units of specialised equipment and 114,104 vehicles and tankers have been destroyed. On 29 June, 1 tank, 6 armoured fighting vehicles, 2 units of specialised equipment and 492 vehicles were destroyed.
Artillery and Air Defence
The enemy’s artillery systems have suffered significant losses: 45,040 units, of which 71 were destroyed over the past 24 hours. Losses were also recorded among multiple launch rocket systems, totalling 1,901 units, and among air defence systems — 1,455 units.
Air targets
Among air targets, the enemy’s losses include 436 aircraft, 353 helicopters and 381,176 operational-tactical-level UAVs, of which 1,952 were destroyed in the past 24 hours alone. Cruise missiles used by the enemy in its attacks have also suffered losses — 4,797 units.
Navy
At sea, the enemy has lost 33 ships and boats, as well as two submarines. These figures confirm that the Russian armed forces are suffering significant losses on all fronts.
