As of March 3, 2024, marking day 739 of the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict, the Russian military faces relentless losses on Ukrainian soil. This report, based on the latest summary from the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, provides an in-depth overview of these losses.
Detailed Losses as of Day 739
Personnel: Approximately 416,800 Russian troops have been reported as casualties, an increase of 1,160 from the previous report.
Armored Combat Vehicles:
• Tanks: Total of 6,640 units, an increase of 16.
• Armored Personnel Vehicles (APVs): 12,639 units, with 28 additional losses.
• Artillery Systems: 10,188 units, 35 more since the last report.
• Multiple Launch Rocket Systems (MLRS): 1,003 units, unchanged.
• Anti-Aircraft Warfare Systems: 696 units, no additional losses.
Aircraft and Aerial Assets:
• Aircraft: 347 units, an increase of 1.
• Helicopters: 325 units, unchanged.
• UAVs (Operational-Tactical Level): 7,843 units, an increase of 14.
• Cruise Missiles: 1,915 units, unchanged.
Naval Losses:
• Boats/Warships: 25 units, no change.
• Submarines: 1 unit, steady count.
Other Equipment:
• Special Equipment: 1,620 units, with an increase of 3.
• Vehicles and Fuel Tanks: 13,332 units, 65 more than the previous day.
Analysis
The data from day 739 of the conflict underscores the ongoing and substantial losses sustained by the Russian military, particularly in terms of personnel and various types of military equipment. The continued use of UAVs and the slight increase in aircraft losses indicate ongoing aerial engagements. The consistent loss in armored vehicles and artillery systems reflects the intensity of ground engagements.
Conclusion
As the conflict extends well into its third year, the sustained and extensive losses experienced by Russian forces highlight the prolonged and severe nature of this military engagement. The high number of casualties and equipment losses indicate the enduring intensity and impact of the conflict.
