Russia's losses in Ukraine as of July 14: +1,120 troops and 46 artillery systems
Photo: Ukrainian military (Getty Images)
Ukraine's military says Russia's battlefield attrition shows no signs of slowing, releasing updated daily figures on personnel and equipment losses.
The total Russian combat losses from February 24, 2022, to July 14, 2026, are estimated to be:
- Personnel ‒ nearly 1,421,810 (+1,120)
- Tanks ‒ 12,131 (+6)
- Armored fighting vehicles ‒ 24,932 (+1)
- Special equipment ‒ 4,416 (+4)
- Vehicles and fuel tanks ‒ 119,862 (+330)
- Unmanned ground vehicles ‒ 1,905 (+11)
- Artillery systems ‒ 45,911 (+46)
- MLRS ‒ 1,931 (+2)
- Air defense assets ‒ 1,491 (+2)
- Aircraft ‒ 437
- Helicopters ‒ 353
- UAVs (operational-tactical level) ‒ 407,201 (+1,508)
- Cruise missiles ‒ 4,899 (+3)
- Warships and boats ‒ 33
- Submarines ‒ 2.
Estimated overall Russian combat losses as of July 14, 2026 (photo: Ukraine's Ministry of Defense)
Frontline situation
On July 13, Ukraine's Unmanned Systems Forces struck 15 vessels belonging to Russia's shadow fleet, namely seven oil tankers, five cargo ships, one ferry, and two tugboats. In addition, Russian energy infrastructure in occupied territories and enemy air defense systems came under attack.
Russia struck a foreign merchant ship that was unloading mineral fertilizers in the port of Odesa. A fire broke out after the superstructure was hit, and 3 sailors were killed. Later, it was reported that the death toll rose to five.
ATESH partisan movement says that the Russian army faces a severe fuel shortage in the Kherson region and Crimea - commanders have restricted fuel supplies for mobile fire groups and air defense units.
