Over the past 24 hours, on 24 October, the Russian army lost a further 1,850 servicemen, 49 artillery systems, three tanks and 417 vehicles in the war against Ukraine. Total Russian personnel losses since the start of the full-scale invasion have reached approximately 1,578,450. The updated figures, as of the morning of 25 October 2026, were released by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Russian army casualties over the past 24 hours: figures from the General Staff
Pros. information According to the Ukrainian military command, on 24 October the Defence Forces inflicted losses on Russian troops in terms of personnel, armoured vehicles, artillery and transport.
The largest increase in equipment losses was recorded in the category of vehicles and tankers — 417 units. The Russian army also lost 49 artillery systems, five multiple launch rocket systems and three air defence systems.
Armoured vehicle losses over the past 24 hours totalled three tanks and five armoured fighting vehicles. In addition, General Staff reported the loss of six ground-based robotic systems and four pieces of specialist equipment.
The day before, on 23 October, the Ukrainian command estimated the Russian army’s daily losses at 1,980 servicemen and 64 artillery systems.
Russia’s total losses as at 25 October 2026
According to estimates by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, since the start of the full-scale invasion on 24 February 2022, Russia has lost:
- Personnel — approximately 1,578,450 people.
- Tanks — 12,447 units.
- Armoured combat vehicles — 25 605.
- Artillery systems — 51 614.
- Multiple launch rocket systems — 2237.
- Air defence systems — 1725.
- Military aircraft — 449.
- Helicopters — 356.
- Operational-tactical-level unmanned aerial vehicles — 580 802.
- Cruise missiles — 5138.
- Ships and boats — 35.
- Submarines — 2.
- Automotive equipment and tankers — 166 918.
- Specialised equipment — 4856.
- Ground-based robotic systems — 3017.
Russian personnel losses have exceeded 1.57 million
Since the beginning of October, the General Staff has been regularly reporting significant daily casualties among Russian troops.
In particular, on 21 October, according to the Ukrainian command, the Defence Forces neutralised 2,250 Russian servicemen. The General Staff described this figure as the highest since the start of the full-scale invasion.
As at 25 October, the total Russian Federation personnel losses have reached approximately 1.58 million people.
This figure covers total combat losses, not just military personnel killed in action. Russia does not publish complete, up-to-date statistics on its losses, so it is impossible to independently verify all the figures provided by the General Staff.
The Ukrainian military command notes that the figures are being revised and updated.
