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    Russia loses over 1,500 troops over past 24 hours

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    Russian forces are continuing to suffer losses in the war of aggression against Ukraine, losing 1,520 troops killed and wounded, 20 artillery systems, 11 tanks and dozens of other pieces of military equipment over the past 24 hours alone.

    Source: General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on Facebook

    Details: The total combat losses of the Russian forces between 24 February 2022 and 15 November 2024 are estimated to be as follows [figures in parentheses represent the latest losses – ed.]:

    • approximately 717,590 (+1,520) military personnel;
    • 9,330 (+11) tanks;
    • 18,968 (+21) armoured combat vehicles;
    • 20,492 (+20) artillery systems;
    • 1,252 (+0) multiple-launch rocket systems;
    • 999 (+2) air defence systems;
    • 369 (+0) fixed-wing aircraft;
    • 329 (+0) helicopters;
    • 18,886 (+34) tactical and strategic UAVs;
    • 2,641 (+1) cruise missiles;
    • 28 (+0) ships/boats;
    • 1 (+0) submarine;
    • 29,167 (+77) vehicles and fuel tankers;
    • 3,645 (+16) special vehicles and other equipment.

    The information is being confirmed.

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