Daily Update: Russia Loses 1,710 Troops, 6 Tanks, and 33 Artillery Systems in One Day

Nov 14, 2026 10:37

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Ivan Khomenko

News Writer

Russian forces lost an estimated 1,710 personnel over the previous 24 hours, along with six tanks, 33 artillery systems, and hundreds of military vehicles, Ukraine’s General Staff reported on November 14.

The latest assessment brought Russia’s estimated personnel losses since the beginning of its full-scale invasion of Ukraine on February 24, 2022, to approximately 1,620,630.

According to the Ukrainian military, Russian equipment losses during the reporting period included six tanks and 19 armored fighting vehicles, raising the cumulative totals to 12,478 tanks and 25,750 armored vehicles.

Artillery losses also continued to increase, with 33 additional systems reported lost, bringing the total to 52,355. Meanwhile, two more multiple-launch rocket systems were added to the tally, raising cumulative losses to 2,273, while estimated losses of air defense systems remained unchanged at 1,756.

The General Staff reported no changes in Russian aviation losses, which stood at 452 aircraft and 356 helicopters. Ukrainian forces also reported the loss of four Russian ground robotic systems, bringing the overall figure to 3,140.

Unmanned aerial systems accounted for another significant share of Russia’s equipment losses, with 448 operational-tactical drones reported lost over the past day. This increased the cumulative estimate to 607,531 UAVs, while cruise missile losses remained unchanged at 5,196.

Russian naval losses also remained steady, with Ukraine estimating that Moscow has lost 35 ships and boats and two submarines since the start of the invasion.

In addition, Ukrainian forces reported 302 Russian military vehicles and fuel tankers lost during the latest reporting period, bringing the cumulative total to 174,609. Losses of specialized equipment remained unchanged at 4,905.

The General Staff also reported 273 combat engagements between Ukrainian and Russian forces over the past 24 hours, including 47 Russian attacks in the Pokrovsk direction.

Earlier, Ukrainian drone strikes targeted Russian oil refineries responsible for approximately 55% of the country’s gasoline production. Experts warned that Russia’s gasoline reserves could last just one week, raising the risk of renewed fuel shortages.

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