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How Many Military and Equipment Did Russia Lose per Day — General Staff Data 16 September 2026

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How many troops and equipment did Russia lose in a day - General StaffAccording to the General Staff, Russia lost 1,530 military personnel, 789 drones and 374 vehicles. Total losses reached 1,511,530 people.

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How many troops and equipment did Russia lose in a day - General StaffAccording to the General Staff, Russia lost 1,530 military personnel, 789 drones and 374 vehicles. Total losses reached 1,511,530 people.

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Combat losses of the Russian army per day - 1,530 military, 27 artillery systems, five armored vehicles, as well as 376 units of automotive and special equipment. This was reported by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on Wednesday morning. “The total combat losses of the enemy from 24.02.22 to 16.09.26 were:...

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The General Staff on the morning of September 16 reported Russian losses over the past 24 hours - more than 1,500 military and five armored vehicles

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Peace: On 16 September 2026, the General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces published data on the casualties of the Russian army during the hostilities on Ukrainian territory (since 24 February 2022).

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NEWSru.co.il broke the news on Wednesday, September 16, 2026.
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