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Russia's losses in Ukraine as of February 16: + 1,180 troops and 601 drones

Russia's losses in Ukraine as of February 16: + 1,180 troops and 601 drones Ukrainian soldiers (photo: Getty Images)

Russian troops are suffering mounting losses while Ukrainian forces keep striking their positions along the frontline. Ukraine's General Staff reports 1,180 Russians killed and wounded over the past day.

The total Russian combat losses from February 24, 2022, to February 16, 2026, are estimated to be:

  • Personnel — approximately 1,254,450 (+1,180);
  • Tanks — 11,676 (+4);
  • Armored combat vehicles — 24,042 (+5);
  • Artillery systems — 37,319 (+26);
  • Multiple-launch rocket systems — 1,648;
  • Air defense systems — 1,301 (+1);
  • Aircraft — 435;
  • Helicopters — 347;
  • Operational-tactical UAVs — 135,459 (+601);
  • Cruise missiles — 4,286;
  • Ships/boats — 29;
  • Submarines — 2;
  • Automotive equipment and fuel trucks — 78,654 (+169);
  • Special equipment — 4,071.

Russia's losses in Ukraine as of February 16: + 1,180 troops and 601 dronesphoto: General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine

Frontline situation

Ukraine's Unmanned Systems Forces struck an oil terminal in Russia's Krasnodar Krai. They also destroyed a Pantsir-S1 air defense missile and gun system in temporarily occupied Crimea.

At the same time, Russian troops have stepped up attempts to advance toward Myrnohrad, trying to encircle it. Ukrainian units are detecting and destroying enemy groups still on the outskirts of the city.