The Armed Forces have already destroyed more than 33,000 Russians and more than 1,450 tanks

russian losses in Ukraine
russian losses in Ukraine
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Kostiantyn Golubtsov

Kostiantyn Golubtsov

Published: June 17 2022 at 10:32 am
Source: GeneralStaff.ua

The situation regarding the Russian invasion The total combat losses of the enemy from 24.02 to 17.06 were approximately:

  • personnel - about 33,150 (+200) people were liquidated,
  • tanks - 1,456 (+7) units,
  • armored combat vehicles - 3,563 (+18) units,
  • artillery systems - 734 (+5) units,
  • MLRS - 233 (+3) units,
  • air defense means - 97 (+0) units,
  • aircraft - 215 (+2) units,
  • helicopters - 180 (+1) units,
  • UAV operational and tactical level - 593 (+2),
  • cruise missiles - 129 (+0),
  • ships / boats - 13 (+0) units,
  • of motor vehicles and tank trucks - 2 496 (+2) units,
  • special equipment - 55 (+0).

The enemy suffered the greatest losses in the Bakhmut direction.

Data are being updated.

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