Russia's losses in Ukraine as of April 14: +820 troops and 2,459 drones
Ukrainian military (photo: facebook com easternforce)
Russian forces suffered heavy losses over the past day, with the Ukrainian General Staff reporting rising casualties and significant equipment destruction across the frontline.
The total Russian combat losses from February 24, 2022, to April 14, 2026, are estimated to be:
- Personnel — nearly 1,312,960 (+820);
- Tanks — 11,863 (+2);
- Armored combat vehicles — 24,389 (+3);
- Artillery systems — 39,953 (+38);
- Multiple-launch rocket systems — 1,732 (+4);
- Air defense systems — 1,346;
- Aircraft — 435;
- Helicopters — 350;
- Operational-tactical UAVs — 237,853 (+2,459);
- Cruise missiles — 4,517;
- Ships/boats — 33;
- Submarines — 2;
- Automotive equipment and fuel tanks — 89,300 (+201);
- Special equipment — 4,123.
(Photo: facebook.com/Ukraine's General Staff)
Frontline situation
Russian forces have intensified operations in the Sumy region, attempting to expand control in border areas, Ukrainian military officials said. According to spokesman Viktor Trehubov, Russian troops have made limited advances of about 1–1.5 km near Hrabovske and surrounding areas. While small, these gains are seen as strategically significant, signaling efforts to establish a foothold and gradually widen their presence.
Meanwhile, Russia used the declared Easter truce to reinforce troops and move equipment closer to the front lines. According to spokesperson Viktor Trehubov, there was effectively no ceasefire, as combat intensity remained unchanged with a typical number of assaults recorded. He added that the truce was largely a political gesture, while Russian forces used quieter sectors to rebuild offensive capabilities.
