One Russian soldier every 29 seconds: Ukraine reports record 2,980 daily losses

Name: One Russian soldier every 29 seconds: Ukraine reports record 2,980 daily losses
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Russia suffered an estimated 2,980 personnel losses in a single day, the highest daily figure recorded since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, Ukraine’s General Staff reported. That works out to roughly one Russian soldier killed or severely wounded every 29 seconds over 24 hours. According to the General Staff, the latest daily toll exceeds the personnel of six crews of the Moskva cruiser, the former flagship of Russia’s Black Sea Fleet.

The previous daily record was set only a week earlier, on November 2, when Russia was estimated to have lost 2,500 troops.

The November 9 figure therefore represents a jump of nearly 500 personnel over the previous high.

Since the beginning of 2026 alone, Russia has lost an estimated 400,410 troops killed or severely wounded, according to Ukraine’s figures. The cumulative total crossed 400,000 on November 8.

Ukraine’s General Staff attributed the scale of the losses to sustained combat operations by the Defense Forces, saying Russian commanders continue sending troops into costly assaults despite failing to achieve significant battlefield breakthroughs.

Previously, Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces reported a new daily record for Russian personnel casualties on November 8, with 801 Russian troops killed or wounded in drone operations.

According to data published on the SBS’s official online dashboard, Ukrainian drone units eliminated 281 Russian soldiers. They wounded another 520, marking their highest reported single-day total since the force began tracking these figures. Among the targets hit were 153 vehicles and pieces of specialized and engineering equipment, 39 ammunition and supply storage facilities, 77 drone launch sites, and 719 shelters and dugouts used by Russian forces.

Ukrainian drone units also reported hitting 290 fixed-wing unmanned aerial vehicles, 141 multicopter drones, and 12 Shahed- and Gerbera-type drones.

The previous daily record for Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces was set on November 5, when drone operators struck 751 Russian troops, including 269 killed.

According to the commander of the Unmanned Systems Forces, Ukrainian drone operators had struck a total of 3,505 Russian troops and more than 11,400 other Russian targets since the beginning of November.

The latest records follow what Ukrainian officials described as Russia’s deadliest month in terms of personnel losses since the start of its full-scale invasion. On November 1, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced that Russian forces had suffered 54,400 troops killed or seriously wounded in October 2026, marking their highest reported monthly personnel losses since February 2022.

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Russia suffered an estimated 2,980 personnel losses in a single day, the highest daily figure recorded since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, Ukraine's general staff reported. That works out to roughly one Russian soldier killed or severely wounded every 29 seconds over 24 hours. According to the general staff, the latest daily toll exceeds the personnel of six crews of the Moskva cruiser, the former flagship of Russia's Black Sea fleet. The previous daily record was set only a week earlier, on November 2, when Russia was estimated to have lost 2,500 troops. The November 9 figure therefore represents a jump of nearly 500 personnel over the previous high. Since the beginning of 2026 alone, Russia has lost an estimated 400,410 troops killed or severely wounded, according to Ukraine's figures. The cumulative Total crossed 400,000 on November 8. Ukraine's general staff attributed the scale of the losses to sustained combat operations by the defense forces, saying Russian commanders continue sending troops into costly assaults despite failing to achieve significant battlefield breakthroughs. Previously, Ukraine's unmanned systems forces reported a new daily record for Russian personnel casualties on November 8, with 801 Russian troops killed or wounded in drone operations. According to data published on the SBS's official online dashboard, Ukrainian drone units eliminated 281 Russian soldiers. They wounded another 520, marking their highest reported single-day total since the force began tracking these figures. Among the targets hit were 153 vehicles and pieces of specialized and engineering equipment, 39 ammunition and supply storage facilities, 77 drone launch sites, and 719 shelters and dugouts used by Russian forces. Ukrainian drone units also reported hitting 290 fixed-wing unmanned aerial vehicles, 141 multi-copter drones, and 12 Shahid and Gerber-type drones. The previous daily record for Ukraine's unmanned systems forces was set on November 5, when drone operators struck 751 Russian troops, including 269 killed. According to the commander of the unmanned systems forces, Ukrainian drone operators had struck a total of 3,505 Russian and more than 11,400 other Russian targets since the beginning of November. The latest records follow what Ukrainian officials described as Russia's deadliest month in terms of personnel losses since the start of its full-scale invasion. On November 1, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that Russian forces had suffered 54,400 troops killed or seriously wounded in October 2026, Marking their highest reported monthly personnel losses since February 2022.