Russian Casualty Report: Day 652 of the Invasion of Ukraine
The 652nd day of the Russia-Ukraine conflict continues to see substantial military losses for the Russian forces. Based on information from the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and additional insights from Defense Express, this report provides a detailed summary of the Russian casualties as of December 7, 2023.
Detailed Losses as of Day 652
- Personnel: Approximately 336,230 Russian troops have been reported as casualties, an increase of 1,120 from the previous day.
- Armored Combat Vehicles:
- Tanks: Total of 5,618 units, an increase of 18.
- Armored Personnel Vehicles (APVs): 10,482 units, with 26 additional losses.
- Artillery Systems: 8,045 units, 21 more since the last report.
- Multiple Launch Rocket Systems (MLRS): 919 units, unchanged.
- Anti-Aircraft Warfare Systems: 605 units, no change reported.
- Aircraft and Aerial Assets:
- Aircraft: 324 units, no additional losses.
- Helicopters: 324 units, steady count.
- UAVs (Operational-Tactical Level): 6,116 units, an increase of 33.
- Cruise Missiles: 1,571 units, an increase of 1.
- Naval Losses:
- Boats/Warships: 22 units, no change.
- Submarines: 1 unit, steady count.
- Other Equipment:
- Special Equipment: 1,156 units, with an increase of 3.
- Vehicles and Fuel Tanks: 10,561 units, 29 more than the previous day.
Significant Developments
- Ukraine’s Offensive Beyond Urals: Historic strikes on Russian infrastructure beyond the Urals.
- Black Sea Storm Impact: Damages to the Crimean Bridge defenses due to a storm.
- S-350 SAM System Destruction: Ukrainian forces successfully destroyed Russia’s newest S-350 Vytyaz SAM system using an FPV drone.
Analysis
The data from day 652 of the conflict highlights the ongoing and significant toll on the Russian military in terms of both personnel and a wide array of military equipment. These figures underscore the persistent intensity and challenges faced by Russian forces.
Conclusion
As the conflict progresses, the sustained and extensive losses experienced by Russian forces illustrate the prolonged and severe nature of this military engagement.
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