The Defense Forces of Ukraine have reported significant casualties among Russian forces over the past 24 hours, adding to a substantial cumulative toll since the beginning of the conflict.
Daily Combat Losses
According to the General Staff of the AFU, 1,230 Russian personnel were killed or wounded in a single day. This surge in personnel losses is accompanied by the destruction of various military assets.
Equipment losses over the same period include 13 armored fighting vehicles and 29 artillery systems. 166 units of automotive equipment and fuel tankers, along with 2 pieces of special equipment, were neutralized.
The Impact of Drone Warfare
A striking detail in the latest report is the loss of 1,257 operational-tactical level UAVs in just 24 hours. This brings the total number of destroyed drones to 255,862 since the start of the war.
Cumulative War Toll
As of April 25, 2026, the total losses for the Russian side are listed as follows: 24,458 armored fighting vehicles and 40,635 artillery systems. The total for automotive equipment and tankers stands at 91,422 units.

The General Staff noted that these figures are approximate and are currently being clarified. Full details can be found via the General Staff of the AFU.
Future Outlook
Given the current rate of attrition, the Russian military may face continued pressure on its tactical UAV reserves. A possible next step could involve shifts in operational deployment to mitigate these high daily losses.
Continued reporting on these figures is likely to provide further insight into the sustainability of current Russian combat operations.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many Russian personnel were lost in the last 24 hours?
The Defense Forces of Ukraine reported that 1,230 Russian occupants were killed or wounded over the past day.
What is the total number of Russian UAVs destroyed since February 2022?
The total losses of operational-tactical level UAVs are estimated at 255,862 units.
What are the total losses for Russian armored fighting vehicles?
Since February 24, 2022, approximately 24,458 armored fighting vehicles have been destroyed.
How do you think the high rate of drone losses will affect future battlefield strategies?
