Russia's losses in the war in Ukraine are 100 times greater than those of the USSR in Afghanistan

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Today, the total combat losses of enemy personnel since the beginning of the Russian Federation's large-scale invasion of Ukraine exceeded 1,500,000 occupiers killed and wounded, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reports.

It is also noted that these are the largest losses suffered by the Russian army in a single war since World War II. "This figure exceeds the combined losses of the Soviet and Russian armies in all wars and armed conflicts of the second half of the 20th and early 21st centuries combined," the Telegram post stated.

The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine emphasizes that Russia's losses in the war with Ukraine are 100 times greater than the USSR's losses in Afghanistan over the 10 years from the start of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, that is, from February 24, 2022, to September 9, 2026. The occupiers' losses amount to approximately 1,500,870 people. This is 125 times greater than the officially recognized losses of the aggressor in the first and second Chechen wars.

Earlier, The New York Times, citing a study by the Center for Strategic and International Studies, wrote that, according to a new study, over two million Russian and Ukrainian service members have been killed or wounded in the four years of Russia's war against Ukraine .

The study notes that Russia has suffered heavy losses: since February 2022, when Russia invaded Ukraine, 1.4 million military personnel have been killed or wounded. Of these, 450,000 have died, which is four times more than the US losses in all wars combined since World War II. Ukrainian forces are said to have suffered between 525,000 and 625,000 casualties , including between 125,000 and 150,000 dead. Officials cautioned that casualty figures have been difficult to estimate throughout the war because Moscow is believed to routinely undercount its war dead and injured, and Ukraine does not disclose its official figures. The study relied on casualty figures from American and British government estimates, among other sources.

Thus, Russia has lost more combatants in Ukraine than the entire population of some of the federation’s constituent republics. For example, according to Wikipedia, the total population of the Republic of Mordovia as of January 1, 2024, was 765,891 people. In other words, Russia has effectively lost the equivalent of Mordovia—or, collectively, republics such as Khakassia and Kalmykia—in Ukraine. In total, Russia has 26 districts, regions, and republics with populationsof fewer than 800,000 people. For example, Russia lost the equivalent of 19 Nenets Autonomous Okrugs or 1.5 Ingushetia in Ukraine.






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