New Russian Military Losses Announced by General Staff: Over 1.36 Million Troops and 314,902 Drones.
Enemy Combat Losses
According to Espreso.tv: As of May 28, 2026, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine has released updated figures on Russian combat losses since the invasion began on February 24, 2022. Total personnel losses among enemy forces now stand at approximately 1,360,110, with 1,160 killed in the latest reporting period. These numbers highlight the sustained intensity of the conflict.
Equipment Losses
Additional losses reported for the Russian military include:
- 11,956 tanks (1 newly destroyed)
- 24,625 armored combat vehicles (7 newly destroyed)
- 42,832 artillery systems (42 newly destroyed)
- 1,806 multiple launch rocket systems (1 newly destroyed)
- 1,397 air defense systems (no change)
Aviation losses remain significant: 436 aircraft and 353 helicopters have been destroyed. In the domain of tactical unmanned aerial vehicles, 314,902 units have been recorded as lost, including 1,560 in the latest period. Additionally, 99,906 trucks and fuel tankers (261 newly destroyed) and 4,227 pieces of specialized equipment (3 newly destroyed) have been taken out.
These figures reflect the prolonged and difficult situation on the front lines, underscoring the heavy toll on Russian forces. Given the timeliness of this data, it could shape future strategies for both sides and influence international policy and relations among Ukraine's allies. The scale of equipment losses, in particular, points to the high level of combat activity and the effectiveness of Ukrainian forces in defending their territory.
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