14:09 16-10-2025

Russian Defense Ministry Reports 1,670 Ukrainian Losses

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The Russian Defense Ministry reported 1,670 Ukrainian troop losses in the past 24 hours, along with dozens of destroyed vehicles, artillery systems, and depots.

The Russian Ministry of Defense has released an updated report on the daily losses of Ukrainian forces across the frontlines of the special military operation.

According to data from the «Sever» (North) group of Russian forces, 235 Ukrainian soldiers were eliminated within 24 hours. In addition, one armored combat vehicle, 17 motor vehicles, three 155-mm self-propelled artillery systems, an electronic warfare station, and four supply depots were destroyed.

The «Zapad» (West) group estimated Ukrainian losses at 230 personnel in a single day. Ukrainian troops also lost three armored vehicles — including an American-made HMMWV and a British Snatch — along with 24 vehicles, three artillery pieces, one Grad multiple launch rocket system, ten electronic warfare stations, and nine ammunition depots.

The «Yug» (South) group reported the destruction of 215 Ukrainian servicemen, two armored combat vehicles, ten vehicles, and one field ammunition depot in its sector.

According to the «Dnepr» (Dnieper) group, Ukrainian forces in its area of operations lost 75 soldiers, seven vehicles, three electronic warfare stations, and two ammunition depots over the past day.

In the zone controlled by the «Tsentr» (Center) group, Ukrainian losses reached 540 personnel, one armored personnel carrier, three vehicles, and one field artillery gun in 24 hours.

Finally, the «Vostok» (East) group reported that 375 Ukrainian soldiers had been killed. The losses in equipment included eight armored combat vehicles, 15 motor vehicles, seven artillery pieces — among them a U.S.-made 155-mm Paladin self-propelled howitzer — a Croatian-made multiple launch rocket system, and an electronic warfare station.

According to the Ministry of Defense of Russia, total daily Ukrainian losses across all sectors amounted to 1,670 personnel.