Russia's losses in Ukraine as of January 14: +990 troops and 1,074 drones
This time it was also possible to destroy 3 MLRS units (photo: Getty Images)
As of January 14, Russian losses over the past day amounted to more than one thousand drones, several air defense systems, and 990 soldiers of the Russian Armed Forces. In addition, the Ukrainian Defense Forces destroyed more than two hundred units of automotive equipment, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reports.
Thus, from February 24, 2022, to January 14, 2026 inclusive, the estimated combat losses of the enemy amounted to:
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Personnel — about 1,221,940 (+990)
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Tanks — 11,550 (+6)
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Armored combat vehicles — 23,902 (+3)
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Artillery systems — 36,098 (+74)
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Multiple launch rocket systems (MLRS) — 1,603 (+3)
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Air defense systems — 1,275 (+5)
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Aircraft — 434
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Helicopters — 347
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Operational-tactical UAVs — 106,428 (+1,074)
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Cruise missiles — 4,163 (+8)
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Ships/boats — 28
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Submarines — 2
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Automotive and fuel tanks — 74,119 (+232)
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Special equipment — 4,042
The Defense Forces are also destroying enemy artillery (photo: General Staff Telegram)
Situation on the front
Russian forces have intensified assault attacks in the Southern-Slobozhanskyi direction. Measures are being taken there to prevent a deterioration of the tactical situation, which became known on January 13.
The situation near Pokrovsk, Huliaipole, Myrnohrad, and Kupiansk is difficult. However, Ukrainian soldiers are repelling Russian troops despite severe cold and other obstacles.
As for the Russian Armed Forces' plans for January, the enemy seeks to bypass Vovchansk, eliminate the Ukrainian bridgehead east of Kupiansk, advance toward Lyman, and conduct infiltration operations there.
More details on Russian President Putin's plans and scenarios for the war this year can be found in an RBC-Ukraine report.
