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Daily Update: Russia Loses 2,580 Troops, 73 Artillery Systems in One Day

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Destroyed Russian armored vehicles.
Destroyed Russian armored vehicles. (Source: UNITED24 Media)

Russia lost an estimated 2,580 troops over the past 24 hours, along with dozens of artillery systems and hundreds of vehicles, Ukraine’s General Staff reported on November 11.

The latest figures bring Russia’s estimated personnel losses since the beginning of the full-scale invasion on February 24, 2022, to approximately 1,614,180.

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Ukraine also reported three additional Russian tanks and 10 armored combat vehicles lost during the latest reporting period, bringing cumulative estimates to 12,468 tanks and 25,706 armored vehicles.

Artillery losses were particularly heavy, with another 73 systems added to the tally, pushing the estimated total to 52,231.

Russia also lost two air defense systems, bringing cumulative losses in that category to 1,756. Multiple-launch rocket system losses remained unchanged at 2,266.

Aircraft and helicopter losses stood at 452 and 356, respectively.

Another five ground robotic systems were recorded as lost, raising the cumulative figure to 3,122.

Ukraine also reported 1,559 additional operational-tactical UAVs lost over the past day, bringing the estimated total to 604,910. Cruise missile losses remained at 5,196.

Russian naval losses stood unchanged at 35 ships and boats and two submarines.

Another 513 vehicles and fuel tankers were added to the latest tally, pushing cumulative losses in that category to 173,526. Two additional pieces of special equipment brought the total to 4,894.

A total of 125 combat engagements were recorded between Ukrainian and Russian forces over the past 24 hours.

Previously, Russia suffered an estimated 2,980 personnel losses in a single day, the highest daily figure recorded since the beginning of the full-scale invasion.

That works out to roughly one Russian soldier killed or severely wounded every 29 seconds over 24 hours.

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