Daily Update: Russia Loses 2,150 Troops, 3 Tanks, and 47 Artillery Systems in One Day

Russian forces suffered an estimated 2,150 personnel losses over the past 24 hours, alongside more than 1,000 drones and dozens of artillery systems, according to figures released by Ukraine’s General Staff on November 12.

The latest assessment comes as fighting continues across the front line, with Ukrainian forces recording 167 combat engagements with Russian troops over the reporting period.

Russia’s equipment losses included 1,013 operational-tactical drones, 47 artillery systems, 14 armored fighting vehicles, three tanks, and three multiple-launch rocket systems. Ukrainian forces also reported the loss of 312 Russian military vehicles and fuel tankers, eight ground robotic systems, and five pieces of specialized equipment.

According to Ukraine’s military, Russia’s estimated personnel losses since the beginning of its full-scale invasion on February 24, 2022, have now reached approximately 1,616,330.

The cumulative figures also include 12,471 tanks, 25,720 armored fighting vehicles, 52,278 artillery systems, and 2,269 multiple-launch rocket systems. Russian forces have additionally lost 1,756 air defense systems, 452 aircraft, and 356 helicopters, according to the General Staff.

Losses involving unmanned systems have also continued to mount, with Ukraine reporting a total of 605,923 operational-tactical drones and 3,130 ground robotic systems lost by Russian forces. The cumulative count of Russian cruise missiles lost stands at 5,196.

Russia’s reported logistical equipment losses have reached 173,838 vehicles and fuel tankers, along with 4,899 units of specialized equipment. At sea, Ukraine’s military estimates Russian losses at 35 ships and boats and two submarines since the beginning of the invasion.

Earlier, reports emerged that Russia has lost nearly 140 heavy thermobaric rocket launcher systems during its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, exceeding estimates of its entire prewar fleet. Despite the losses and their vulnerability to Ukrainian drones, Moscow continues to manufacture the weapons and introduce new variants.

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