The speed of losses reached a new level in 2024, if at some time the Russian army lost 3 thousand people a week.
In the war in Ukraine, in August 2025, 220 thousand Russian military died. This is followed from the Hereditary Cases (RND) register, Medusa’s report and the mediazone.
According to data obtained, the speed of losses reached a new level in 2024, when some time the Russian army lost 3 thousand people a week. In total, approximately 93 thousand Russian troops died in the war, nearly twice in 2023 (50 thousand people).
It has been noted that this year the loss of losses may be approximately compared to last year – from January to the end of August 56 thousand military died in front. At the same time, from the mid -2024, Russian authorities allowed a court decision to identify the missing soldiers. As a result, the courts began to “add” to the total number of losses not exceeding the current military operation. Thus, at the beginning of August, approximately 50 thousand applications for recognition by missing dead are in their consideration. At the same time, the courts are enjoying more than 250 statements per day, which can be compared to the day -to -day number of front losses.
In the light list of the dead, the journalists are based on necrologers, media reports and social networks, 125,681 people are indicated at the end of the Tag -Heater of 2025. However, this number does not reflect all losses, as not all death is publicly known.
Remember, according to US president Donald Trump, since the beginning of the year, Russia has lost 112,500 soldiers.
According to the general staff, the total losses of Russia’s battle during 24.02.22 to 08/29/25 are approximately worth about 1,080,480 people.
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