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    Russia loses 1,690 soldiers in one day

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    Russia has lost 1,690 soldiers killed and wounded, 64 artillery systems, 51 armoured combat vehicles and 19 tanks over the past day.

    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 14 November 2024 are estimated to be as follows [figures in parentheses represent the latest losses – ed.]:

    • approximately 716,070 (+1,690) military personnel;
    • 9,319 (+19) tanks;
    • 18,947 (+51) armoured combat vehicles;
    • 20,472 (+64) artillery systems;
    • 1,252 (+3) multiple-launch rocket systems;
    • 997 (+1) air defence systems;
    • 369 (+0) fixed-wing aircraft;
    • 329 (+0) helicopters;
    • 18,852 (+54) tactical and strategic UAVs;
    • 2,640 (+4) cruise missiles;
    • 28 (+0) ships/boats;
    • 1 (+0) submarine;
    • 29,090 (+124) vehicles and fuel tankers;
    • 3,629 (+0) special vehicles and other equipment.

    The information is being confirmed.

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