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Daily Update: Russia Loses 1,390 Troops, 2 Tanks and 7 Armored Vehicles

Russia lost an estimated 1,390 troops, two tanks, and 51 artillery systems over the past 24 hours, Ukraine’s General Staff reported on October 13.
The latest figures bring Russia’s estimated personnel losses since the start of its full-scale invasion on February 24, 2022, to approximately 1,555,700.
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Russian forces also lost seven armored combat vehicles, raising cumulative losses to 12,412 tanks and 25,534 armored vehicles. Another 51 artillery systems were added to the tally, bringing the overall estimate to 51,141, while two multiple-launch rocket systems and one air defense system brought those totals to 2,211 and 1,704, respectively.
Ukraine also reported 1,889 operational-tactical UAVs lost over the latest reporting period, pushing the cumulative figure to 561,762. Another 15 unmanned ground systems were recorded as lost, bringing that category to 2,942.
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— Defense of Ukraine (@DefenceU) October 13, 2026
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The combat losses of the enemy from February 24, 2022 to October 13, 2026. pic.twitter.com/tmMBSRUF2F
Russia’s estimated aviation losses remained unchanged at 443 aircraft and 356 helicopters, while cruise missile losses stayed at 5,126. Naval losses also remained unchanged at 35 ships and boats and two submarines.
Another 362 vehicles and fuel tankers were recorded as lost, raising the cumulative total to 162,418, while five additional pieces of special equipment brought that figure to 4,823.
Fighting remained intense across the front, with Ukrainian forces recording 203 combat engagements during the latest reporting period.
Earlier, reports emerged that Russian forces suffered more than 50,000 casualties in Ukraine during September 2026, including as many as 28,000 soldiers killed, according to estimates provided by a senior NATO military official.
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