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Daily Update: Russia Loses 2,440 Troops, 673 Vehicles and 54 Artillery Systems

Russia lost an estimated 2,440 troops over the past 24 hours, pushing its total personnel losses since the start of the full-scale invasion above 1.6 million, Ukraine’s General Staff reported on November 6.
The cumulative estimate now stands at approximately 1,601,830 personnel.
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Russia also lost two tanks and eight armored combat vehicles during the latest reporting period, bringing estimated totals to 12,456 tanks and 25,651 armored vehicles.
Another 54 artillery systems were added to the tally, raising cumulative estimated losses to 51,956.
Ukraine also reported six additional Russian air defense systems destroyed or otherwise lost, bringing the total to 1,744. Multiple-launch rocket system losses remained unchanged at 2,254.
The General Staff recorded another eight ground robotic systems, pushing cumulative losses in that category to 3,085.
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The combat losses of the enemy from February 24, 2022 to November 6, 2026. pic.twitter.com/WghqEbY09c
Russia also lost an estimated 1,395 operational-tactical UAVs over the past day, bringing the cumulative figure to 597,616.
Aircraft and helicopter losses remained unchanged at 452 and 356, respectively, while estimated cruise missile losses stood at 5,192.
Russia’s naval losses remained at 35 ships and boats and two submarines.

Another 673 vehicles and fuel tankers were added to the latest tally, raising estimated cumulative losses to 170,929. Five additional pieces of special equipment brought that category to 4,878.
Fighting remained intense across the front, with 188 combat engagements recorded during the past 24 hours.
Over the same period, Ukrainian aircraft, missile forces, and artillery struck two concentrations of Russian personnel and equipment, four artillery systems, and three Russian UAV command posts.
Earlier, reports emerged that Russia has lost approximately 13 military aircraft in just five weeks, including Su-34 fighter-bombers, Su-30SM fighters, a Tu-95MS strategic bomber, and a Su-57 stealth fighter, following Ukrainian strikes on Russian airbases and a series of aviation accidents.
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