Russia loses over 1,000 soldiers in Ukraine over the past day — General Staff

18 February, 11:20 AM
Ukrainian defenders eliminated about 1,010 Russian invaders during the day (Photo:Генштаб ЗСУ / Facebook)

Ukrainian defenders eliminated about 1,010 Russian invaders during the day (Photo:Генштаб ЗСУ / Facebook)

Russia has lost about 142,270 of its soldiers since starting its full-scale war in Ukraine, with 1,010 of them being killed by Ukrainian forces in the last day, the Ukrainian military’s General Staff said in its morning report on Facebook on Feb. 18

Ukraine’s General Staff has regularly reported daily Russian losses of soldiers of over 1,000 in a day in the past couple of weeks. The rise in losses has coincided with reports of a surge in fighting along the front, especially in Bakhmut and near Vuhledar, in Donetsk Oblast.

There has also been fierce fighting in Luhansk Oblast. However, there have not been any reports of major advances or breakthroughs by Russian forces anywhere along the front line in Ukraine, which runs from the northeast of the country in Luhansk Oblast in a sweeping arc down to the south, in Kherson Oblast.

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The total losses of the enemy after 360 days of full-scale war from Feb. 24, 2022 to Feb. 18, 2023 approximately amounted to (increase over previous day in parentheses):

•         personnel — about 142,270 (+1,010) soldiers eliminated;

•         tanks — 3,303 (+5) units;

•         armored combat vehicles — 6,533 (+13) units;

•         artillery systems — 2,326 (+4) units;

•         multiple rocket launchers — 469 (+2) units;

•         air defense equipment — 243 (+2) units;

•         aircraft — 298 (+0) units;

•         helicopters — 287 (+0) units;

•         UAVs of operational-tactical level — 2,016 (+3);

•         cruise missiles — 871 (+0);

•         warships/boats — 18 (+0) units;

•         automotive equipment and tanker trucks — 5,196 (+9) units;

•         special equipment — 223 (+2).

Reported losses are being verified.

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