The Armed Forces of Ukraine destroyed over 500 units of Russian military equipment within 24 hours
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The Armed Forces of Ukraine destroyed over 500 units of Russian military equipment within 24 hours

General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine
Losses of the Russian army as of September 24, 2025

Over the past 24 hours, Ukrainian aviation, missile forces, and artillery have successfully struck three areas of concentration of personnel, one weapons and military equipment storage facility, and an enemy forward command post. In total, the Ukrainian Defense Forces managed to eliminate 970 occupiers and over 500 units of enemy weapons and military equipment.

Points of attention

  • The aggressor has resorted to extensive airstrikes and attacks, utilizing various weapons such as missiles, guided bombs, and kamikaze drones in their offensive operations.
  • The ongoing conflict highlights the resilience and strategic capabilities of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in defending their sovereignty and countering the aggressor's military actions.

Losses of the Russian army as of September 24, 2025

The total combat losses of the Russians from 02/24/22 to 09/24/25 were approximately:

  • personnel — about 1,104,550 (+970) people,

  • tanks — 11,201 (+2) units

  • armored combat vehicles — 23,285 (+3) units,

  • artillery systems — 33,095 (+43) units,

  • MLRS — 1,496 (+1) units,

  • aircraft — 426 (+2) units,

  • Operational-tactical level UAVs — 62,820 (+334) units,

  • automotive equipment and tank trucks — 62,616 (+130) units,

  • special equipment — 3,973 (+4) units.

According to updated information, yesterday the enemy carried out one missile and 53 air strikes, used two missiles and dropped 105 guided bombs.

In addition, it carried out 4,970 attacks, including 122 from multiple rocket launcher systems, and engaged 5,995 kamikaze drones to destroy them.

The aggressor carried out airstrikes, in particular, on the areas of the settlements of Zaliznychne, Kamianske, Zaporizhzhia, Komyshuvakha in the Zaporizhzhia region; Odradokamyanka in the Kherson region.

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