The losses of the invaders are approaching 250 thousand soldiers - data from the General Staff

On August 4, Ukrainian defenders "sent" more than 600 Russian invaders to the kobzon and destroyed about 90 units of enemy military equipment. In particular, four tanks and more than 30 artillery systems were turned into scrap metal.

This was reported by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on Facebook.

Since the start of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Putin's army has roughly lost:

• personnel - about 249,110 (+620) people liquidated,

• tanks - 4232 (+4) units,

• armored combat vehicles - 8251 (+2) units,

• artillery systems - 4943 (+32) units,

• MLRS - 704 (+0) units,

• air defense systems - 466 (+0) units,

• aircraft - 315 (+0) units,

• helicopters - 311 (+0) units,

• UAV of the operational-tactical level - 4116 (+12) units,

• cruise missiles - 1347 (+0) units,

• ships / boats - 18 (+0) units,

• automotive equipment and tankers - 7422 (+30) units,

• special equipment - 730 (+6) units.

Recall on August 3, the Ukrainian military liquidated more than 600 Russian invaders and almost 90 units of enemy equipment and weapons.

It was also reported that the sniper group "Ghost" from the separate presidential brigade. Hetman Bohdan Khmelnytsky exterminated more than 500 Russian soldiers during six months of work in Bakhmut and its environs .

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