In October 2026, Russia suffered its highest monthly losses since the outbreak of the full-scale war in Ukraine. Furthermore, three days still remain until the end of the month.

Ukrainian Armed Forces continue pushing back Russian troops along the entire frontline. According to the General Staff of Ukraine, the Russian army suffered 860 losses in manpower over the past day ...

Battlefield successes underscore Ukraine’s ability to fight back despite Russia’s increasingly deadly airstrikes menacing its civilian population.

On November 1, the Russian army lost 2,500 troops in a single day. This is the highest number of Russian casualties in a 24-hour period since the start of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, ...

President Volodymyr Zelensky has said Ukraine liberated 96.2 sq km in October, outpacing Russian gains, while inflicting a record 54,400 enemy casualties.

Ukraine reports Russia lost 2,060 troops and hundreds of military assets in 24 hours, with total Russian troop losses nearing 1.6 million since invasion began.

Ukraine's General Staff has highlighted a record surge in Russian troop casualties, surpassing previous figures from December 2024 amid rising daily losses.

A Month of Record Losses for Russian Occupiers In October, Russian forces suffered their highest personnel losses since 2022. A significant portion of these losses occurred within the area of ...

Repeated attacks by Russian foot soldiers across open ground, covered by drone swarms, are the reason for the bloody losses, Ukrainian official sources and military analysts said.

Ukrainian forces killed or wounded 2,500 Russian soldiers on Nov. 1, which is the highest number of Russian losses since 2022.

A woman and a child were killed and six people were injured in an attack in Vinnytsia region. Ukraine also reports new Russian losses and used a humanitarian pause to strengthen positions ...

Ukraine’s president tied the two counts together and said Russia could stop the bleeding by choosing a ceasefire and diplomacy.