London estimates that more than 500 thousand Russian soldiers have died in Ukraine
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London estimates that more than 500 thousand Russian soldiers have died in Ukraine

SAPO Notícias11 September 2026 at 16:26

London estimates that more than 500 thousand Russian soldiers have died in Ukraine since the beginning of the invasion. The number represents a significant human loss for Russian forces throughout the conflict.

The head of the British Armed Forces calculated that Russia suffered a total of 1.5 million casualties since the beginning of the invasion. This number includes dead and wounded in combat.

In addition to human losses, more than 10 thousand armored vehicles have been destroyed during the conflict period. This data reflects the high material cost of the war for Russian forces.

The estimates were presented by British sources in London, who have closely monitored the evolution of the situation on the ground since the beginning of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

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