Daily Update: Russia Loses 2,380 Troops in One Day as Total Now Just 610 Short of 1.6 Million

Russia lost an estimated 2,380 troops over the past 24 hours, bringing its total personnel losses since the start of the full-scale invasion to approximately 1,599,390, Ukraine’s General Staff reported on November 5.

The latest tally puts Russia just 610 personnel losses away from the 1.6 million mark, according to Ukraine’s estimates.

Russian forces also lost one tank and three armored combat vehicles during the latest reporting period, bringing cumulative estimated losses to 12,454 tanks and 25,643 armored vehicles.

Another 23 artillery systems and two multiple-launch rocket systems were added to the tally, raising estimated losses to 51,902 and 2,254, respectively.

Ukraine also reported the loss of five Russian air defense systems in a single day, bringing the cumulative figure to 1,738.

Estimated Russian aircraft and helicopter losses remained unchanged at 452 and 356, respectively.

Another five ground robotic systems were recorded as lost, raising the total to 3,077, while 1,163 operational-tactical UAVs brought cumulative estimated drone losses to 596,221.

Cruise missile losses remained at 5,192, while Russia’s naval losses stood at 35 ships and boats and two submarines.

Another 375 vehicles and fuel tankers were added to the latest tally, pushing cumulative losses in that category to 170,256. Two additional pieces of special equipment brought the total to 4,873.

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Fighting remained intense across the front, with 184 combat engagements recorded during the past 24 hours.

Russian aircraft carried out 89 airstrikes and dropped 289 guided aerial bombs. The General Staff also reported that Russian forces used 7,045 one-way attack drones and conducted 2,449 strikes against Ukrainian positions and populated areas.

Earlier, reports emerged that Russia has now lost at least 138 heavy thermobaric rocket systems since launching its full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

The tally includes several variants of Russia’s Heavy Flamethrower System (TOS) family: the TOS-1 Buratino, TOS-1A Solntsepyok, TOS-2 Tosochka, and newer TOS-3 Dragon.

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