Enemy losses as of April 15, 2025 – General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine has updated the losses of Russian occupiers as of the morning of Tuesday, April 15, 2025.

Losses of Russia in the war as of April 15, 2025

According to information from the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Russia has lost the following in the war with Ukraine as of April 15:

• personnel - about 935160 (+1180) people,
• tanks - 10629 (+7) units,
• armored combat vehicles - 22150 (+20) units,
• artillery systems - 26290 (+68) units,
• MRLS - 1364 (+2) units,
• air defense systems - 1132 (+2) units,
• aircraft - 370 (+0) units,
• helicopters - 335 (+0) units,
• operational-tactical UAVs - 32691 (+147),
• cruise missiles - 3145 (+0),
• ships/boats - 28 (+0) units,
• submarines - 1 (+0) unit,
• automotive and tanker vehicles - 44339 (+210) units,
• special vehicles - 3801 (+0).

Activity of the occupiers' fleet as of April 15

• No hostile ships present in the Black Sea;
• No hostile ships present in the Azov Sea;
• In the Mediterranean Sea, three hostile ships, which are carriers of 'Kalibr' cruise missiles with a total salvo of up to 26 missiles.

During the day in the interests of the Russian Federation, the following vessels passed through the Kerch Strait:

• to the Black Sea - two ships, one of which continued its movement towards the Bosphorus Strait;
• to the Azov Sea - nine ships, four of which continued their movement from the Bosphorus Strait.

The full-scale war in Ukraine continues through the 1147th day.

Analysis:

New data on the losses of Russian occupiers indicate a continuation of active hostilities on the territory of Ukraine. Losses in personnel and equipment negatively affect the ability of the Russian Federation to continue wartime operations. It is important to note that the occupiers' fleet remains active in the Mediterranean Sea, which may raise concerns among all countries in the region. The continued passage of vessels through the Kerch Strait indicates a steady flow of resources and support from the Russian Federation. Overall, the situation remains tense, and the war has already lasted for over three years.