The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine has released updated data on combat losses of Russian troops as of 9 June 2026. Over the past day, the enemy lost more than 1,300 personnel and thousands of pieces of equipment, including drones and artillery systems. Total losses since the beginning of the full-scale invasion have exceeded 1.3 million people.
- As of 8 June, 1,380 Russian troops and 2,046 UAVs were destroyed.
- Total enemy losses since 24 February 2022 exceed 1.37 million people.
- The enemy lost more than 12,000 tanks and 43,000 artillery systems.
- The losses include more than 104,000 vehicles and 338,000 tactical UAVs.
Detailed statistics of combat losses of Russian troops for 8 June 2026
Pros. data According to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, on 8 June, Russian troops lost 1,380 soldiers, 2,046 unmanned aerial vehicles, and 82 artillery systems. These figures demonstrate the intensity of the fighting and the effectiveness of Ukrainian defence.
From 24 February 2022 to 9 June 2026 losses of Russian troops approximately 1,376,330 personnel. During this period, 12,000 tanks, 24,717 armoured combat vehicles, 4,252 special vehicles and 104,772 motor vehicles were destroyed.
Lost air defence systems, artillery and aircraft
During the hostilities, the enemy lost 43,646 artillery systems, 1,852 multiple launch rocket systems, and 1,410 air defence systems. As for aircraft, 436 planes, 353 helicopters and 338,270 tactical drones were destroyed.
Fleet losses and prospects for data updates
The Russian Navy lost 33 ships and boats, as well as 2 submarines. The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine continues to clarify and supplement information on enemy losses, which reflects the dynamic situation at the front.
The significance of updated data for the military situation
The constant updating of combat casualty statistics allows us to assess the effectiveness of Ukraine's defensive and offensive operations. Large-scale losses of enemy personnel and equipment indicate the continued high intensity of hostilities and strategic pressure on enemy forces.
