Over the past 24 hours, the Russian army has lost a further 2,220 servicemen, 1,331 drones and 46 artillery systems. Total Russian personnel losses since the start of the full-scale invasion have exceeded 1.61 million. The Ukrainian military has also destroyed hundreds of the enemy’s vehicles and armoured vehicles. This was reported by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in a summary published by the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine on the morning of 10 November.
Russia has lost more than 2,200 soldiers in the last 24 hours
Pros. data According to the Ukrainian command, Russian army personnel losses on 9 November totalled 2,220. In total, since 24 February 2022, this figure has risen to approximately 1,611,600 military personnel.
Losses of Russian drones remain significant. Over the past 24 hours, the Ukrainian military has neutralised 1,331 operational-tactical-level UAVs, bringing the total number to 603,351.
The defence forces also destroyed 46 artillery systems, three multiple launch rocket systems and one enemy air defence system.
Losses of Russian military equipment as at 10 November
Since the start of the full-scale invasion, according to estimates by the General Staff, the Russian army has lost:
- Personnel — around 1,611,600 people (+2,220).
- Tanks — 12 465 (+3).
- Armoured combat vehicles — 25 696 (+13).
- Artillery systems — 52 158 (+46).
- Multiple launch rocket systems — 2266 (+3).
- Air defence systems — 1754 (+1).
- Drones — 603 351 (+1331).
- Cars and tankers — 173 013 (+525).
- Specialised equipment — 4892 (+3).
- Ground-based robotic systems — 3117 (+8).
- Aircraft — 452.
- Helicopters — 356.
- Cruise missiles — 5196.
- Ships and boats — 35.
- Submarines — 2.
Over 500 vehicles were destroyed in the past 24 hours
One of the largest categories of losses over the past 24 hours was motor vehicles and tankers. According to the General Staff, Russian forces lost a further 525 such units. The total figure has exceeded 173,000.
In addition, the Ukrainian military destroyed 13 armoured fighting vehicles, three tanks, eight ground-based robotic systems and three pieces of specialist equipment.
The General Staff emphasises that the figures given are indicative. Data on Russian troop losses continue to be refined and updated.
