Russian Casualty Report: Day 651 of the Invasion of Ukraine

Reaching day 651 of the conflict, the Russian military is experiencing continuous losses on Ukrainian soil. This report, sourced from the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and supplemented by Defense Express, outlines the detailed summary of the Russian casualties as of December 6, 2023.

Detailed Losses as of Day 651

1. Personnel: Approximately 335,110 Russian troops have been reported as casualties, an increase of 1,270 from the previous day.
2. Armored Combat Vehicles:
   • Tanks: Total of 5,600 units, an increase of 13.
   • Armored Personnel Vehicles (APVs): 10,456 units, with 40 additional losses.
   • Artillery Systems: 8,024 units, 37 more since the last report.
   • Multiple Launch Rocket Systems (MLRS): 919 units, an increase of 6.
   • Anti-Aircraft Warfare Systems: 605 units, no change reported.
3. Aircraft and Aerial Assets:
   • Aircraft: 324 units, with an additional loss of 1.
   • Helicopters: 324 units, steady count.
   • UAVs (Operational-Tactical Level): 6,083 units, an increase of 51.
   • Cruise Missiles: 1,570 units, unchanged.
4. Naval Losses:
   • Boats/Warships: 22 units, no change.
   • Submarines: 1 unit, steady count.
5. Other Equipment:
   • Special Equipment: 1,153 units, with an increase of 5.
   • Vehicles and Fuel Tanks: 10,532 units, 49 more than the previous day.

Significant Developments

• Ukraine’s Strategic Strikes: Continuing strikes on Russian infrastructure beyond the Urals.
• Black Sea Storm Impact: Notable damages to the Crimean Bridge defenses.
• F-16 Fighter Jets: Ukraine’s Air Force announcement regarding the anticipated arrival of F-16 fighter jets.

Analysis

The figures from day 651 reflect the ongoing and substantial losses sustained by the Russian military in both personnel and a wide range of military equipment. These data points highlight the enduring intensity and impact of the conflict on Russian forces.

Conclusion

The sustained and extensive losses experienced by Russian forces on day 651 of the conflict underscore the protracted and severe nature of this military engagement.

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