Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, through the forces of Ukraine, has released updated figures detailing the extensive losses suffered by Russian forces from February 24, 2022, to February 10, 2026.
The assessment reviews severe attrition across personnel, ground equipment, air assets, and missiles.
According to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Russian military personnel losses are estimated at around 1,248,560.
Ukraine Reports Massive Russian Losses
The Ukraine report confirmed the ground equipment losses that included 11,656 tanks and 24,018 armoured combat vehicles.
Additionally, the artillery losses stand at 37,089 systems, while 1,637 multiple launch rocket systems (MLRS) and 1,297 air defence systems have also been destroyed or disabled.
Air force losses are significant, with 435 aircraft and 347 helicopters reported destroyed. Additionally, 4,070 operational-tactical UAVs have been lost.
Missile capabilities have also been affected, with 4,270 cruise missiles reportedly lost. Russian naval losses include 28 boats and ships, along with 2 submarines.
Logistical and support assets have not been spared. A total of 129,160 vehicles and fuel tankers were destroyed or incapacitated, impacting operational efficiency and supply lines.
Key Russian Losses
As of February 10, 2026, the report confirmed the following losses;
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- Personnel: 1,248,560
- Tanks: 11,656
- Armored Combat Vehicles: 24,018
- Artillery Systems: 37,089
- MLRS: 1,637
- Air Defense Systems: 1,297
- Aircraft: 435
- Helicopters: 347
- Operational-Tactical UAVs: 4,070
- Cruise Missiles: 4,270
- Vehicles & Fuel Tankers: 129,160
- Naval Vessels: 28 boats/ships, 2 submarines
Sanctions on Russia’s Weapons and Crypto Support Firms
Putin is facing mounting pressure following sanctions on Russia’s weapons and crypto support firms after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, on February 9, announced new measures targeting companies linked to missile and drone production.
The sanctions were unveiled after Russia carried out a massive overnight attack on Ukraine, deploying over 400 drones and nearly 40 missiles of various types.
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Zelenskyy stated that producing such weaponry would be impossible without critical foreign components, which Russia continues to obtain by circumventing sanctions.
“We are introducing new sanctions precisely against such companies – component suppliers, as well as missile and drone manufacturers. I have signed the relevant decisions,” Zelenskyy said.
From his statement, the measures focus on companies supplying components used in Russian missiles and drones, as well as manufacturers involved in their production.
A second decree applies sanctions against Russia’s financial sector. The list includes companies through which payments are made for the supply of components used in the production of Russian missiles and drones.
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