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Ukraine Raises Estimate of Russian Personnel Losses to 1.62 Million

The latest tally added 1,710, but the public count does not explain how it defines personnel or divide the figure between killed and wounded.

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A guard stands outside Ukraine’s General Staff headquarters in Kyiv, Ukraine (AI-generated image / EconoTimes)
A guard stands outside Ukraine’s General Staff headquarters in Kyiv, Ukraine (AI-generated image / EconoTimes)

Ukraine’s military raised its estimate of Russian personnel losses to 1,620,630 since the 2022 invasion, updating Kyiv’s wartime tally while leaving the total’s scope undefined.

The Armed Forces of Ukraine’s public tally covers Feb. 24, 2022, through Nov. 14, 2026, and records a latest daily increase of 1,710. It labels the figures “Estimated enemy losses.”

The tally does not explain its counting method or provide a killed-and-wounded breakdown, leaving the precise meaning of “personnel” unconfirmed. Ukrainska Pravda and Ukrinform described the latest increase as soldiers killed and wounded; that wording is separate from the official tally’s category label. Ukrainska Pravda also reported that the General Staff said the information was being confirmed.

An earlier EconoTimes report on the General Staff’s Nov. 5 tally put cumulative personnel losses at 1,599,390.

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