General Staff: Russia lost 2,500 troops and 46 artillery systems in 24 hours

Daily losses of Russian troops

According to a report by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the Russian army lost 2,500 soldiers in the past 24 hours. Among the destroyed equipment, one tank, seven armoured fighting vehicles, 46 artillery systems, two multiple rocket launcher (MRL) systems, one air defence system, and nine ground robotic complexes were recorded.

Total statistics since the start of the full-scale invasion

As of 2 November 2026, the total combat losses of the enemy amount to approximately 1,592,770 personnel. This means that on 1 November, the Russian army lost one soldier every 35 seconds, exceeding 100 occupiers per hour.

The previous daily record was set on 21 October 2026, when the aggressor's losses amounted to 2,250 personnel. Before that, the figure of 2,200 occupiers per day, recorded on 19 December 2024, had held for nearly two years.

October 2026: Peak of losses

October of the current year became the month of the highest losses for the Russian army in the entire history of this war. During this period, 54,400 invaders were killed or wounded.

Details of equipment and weapons losses

In addition to personnel, the General Staff provides the following data on losses of weapons and military equipment as of 2 November 2026:

• Tanks: 12,452 (daily increase: +1)
• Armoured fighting vehicles: 25,629 (daily increase: +7)
• Artillery systems: 51,801 (daily increase: +46)
• Multiple rocket launchers: 2,251 (daily increase: +2)
• Air defence systems: 1,731 (daily increase: +1)
• Aircraft: 452
• Helicopters: 356

Unmanned systems and missiles

Among the losses of unmanned systems and missiles, the following were recorded:

• Ground robotic complexes: 3,063 (daily increase: +9)
• Tactical and operational level UAVs: 592,541 (daily increase: +936)
• Cruise missiles: 5,140

Marine and support equipment

Regarding marine equipment, losses amount to 35 ships and boats and two submarines.

Among support equipment, losses of 169,110 units of automotive equipment and tankers (daily increase: +371) and 4,863 units of special equipment (daily increase: +2) were recorded.

Data is being verified.