Russia's losses in Ukraine as of September 11: +1,490 troops and 1,925 drones
Ukrainian soldiers (photo: Getty Images)
Ukraine's latest military assessment points to continued Russian losses on the battlefield, including troop casualties and damage to military equipment during the past day.
The total Russian combat losses from February 24, 2022, to September 11, 2026, are estimated to be:
- Personnel ‒ nearly 1,503,880 (+1,490)
- Tanks ‒ 12,341 (+2)
- Armored fighting vehicles ‒ 25,312 (+7)
- Special equipment ‒ 4,666 (+16)
- Vehicles and fuel tanks ‒ 147,211 (+590)
- Unmanned ground vehicles ‒ 2,573 (+23)
- Artillery systems ‒ 49,516 (+64)
- MLRS ‒ 2,109 (+2)
- Air defense assets ‒ 1,622 (+4)
- Aircraft ‒ 441
- Helicopters ‒ 356
- UAVs (operational-tactical level) ‒ 510,130 (+1,925)
- Cruise missiles ‒ 5,103
- Warships and boats ‒ 35
- Submarines ‒ 2
Estimated overall Russian combat losses as of September 11, 2026 (photo: General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine)
Frontline situation
In August, Ukraine's Defense Forces struck 17 Russian air defense systems, more than 30 command posts, over 20 warehouses, and six bridges. Separately, from July 6 to September 9, Ukrainian unmanned systems forces struck 374 power distribution nodes in Crimea and other occupied territories, including 34 facilities in the first week of September alone.
Russian attacks on Pavlohrad and Kramatorsk injured at least 37 people on September 10, including an 8-month-old infant in Kramatorsk. In Pavlohrad, two people were killed, while cars, kiosks, and a store caught fire; Kramatorsk was struck four times near educational facilities and a high-rise building.
