According to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, 1,440 Russian soldiers and over 2,000 drones were destroyed on 13 June. The enemy’s total combat losses since the start of the full-scale invasion exceed 1.38 million personnel. Losses of equipment and artillery also remain significant.
- On 13 June, 1,440 Russian soldiers were killed.
- Drone losses amount to over 2,000 a day.
- Total enemy losses since 24 February 2022 amount to approximately 1.38 million troops.
- Over 12,000 tanks and 44,000 artillery systems have been destroyed.
Casualties as of 14 June 2026
Over the past 24 hours, 1,440 enemy troops, 2,132 unmanned aerial vehicles and 57 artillery systems have been destroyed. This demonstrates the intensity of the fighting and the widespread use of drones in the war. Source. General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Total personnel losses
The total number of Russian military personnel killed between 24 February 2022 and 14 June 2026 stands at approximately 1,382,870. This figure is updated daily and reflects the scale of the enemy’s losses.
Losses of armoured vehicles and motor vehicles
A total of 12,020 tanks have been destroyed, which is one of the most important indicators of the enemy’s combat capability. In addition, 24,753 armoured combat vehicles and over 106,000 vehicles and tankers have been lost. This significantly reduces the enemy’s mobility and firepower.
Artillery and air defence losses
A total of 44,010 artillery systems have been destroyed, including multiple launch rocket systems (1,868 units) and air defence systems (1,419 units). This significantly impacts the enemy’s ability to maintain fire superiority.
Air and naval losses
Air force losses include 436 aircraft, 353 helicopters, and 349,165 tactical UAVs. The enemy’s naval losses amount to 33 ships and boats and 2 submarines. These figures reflect the multi-faceted nature of the conflict.
Information regarding casualties continues to be updated, reflecting the ongoing work of the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ analytical centres in gathering and verifying data.
