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Ukrainian General Staff: Russia's losses rise to 53,650

Ukrainian General Staff: Russia's losses rise to 53,650
14.09.2022 12:00
Russia lost another 350 soldiers in Ukraine, taking the overall number to over 53,650, reported from the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

According to the General Staff, the Russian Armed Forces lost 2,180 tanks, 4,665 armored vehicles, 1,290 artillery systems, 311 multiple rocket launchers (MRL), 167 air defense systems, 246 aircraft, 215 helicopters, 908 unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV), 233 cruise missiles, 15 ships, 3,501 cars, and fuel tanks and 120 pieces of special equipment.





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