Ucrania informa de 2.180 bajas militares，俄罗斯 en las últimas 24 horas

Por qué importa

The daily figures show that the war is continuing to cause substantial military casualties. Ukrainian estimates place October 2026 losses at their highest monthly level since the full-scale invasion began, while independent and institutional assessments suggest that the number of Russian dead may be substantially higher than the publicly identified death toll. The data also underscore the severe human cost on both sides, although Russia’s official refusal to disclose its losses leaves its casualty total unverified.

Qué ha ocurrido

The Ukrainian General Staff reported on 4 November 2026 that Russia had lost 2,180 military personnel over the preceding day. Its cumulative estimate stood at about 1,597,010 personnel since the start of the full-scale invasion. For 3 November, the General Staff also listed losses including one tank, seven armoured combat vehicles, 39 artillery systems, two air-defence systems, five ground robotic complexes, 1,104 unmanned aerial vehicles, 52 cruise missiles, 408 vehicles and four units of special equipment.

The General Staff said Russian losses in October 2026 amounted to 54,400 personnel killed or seriously wounded. ISW reported that this was the fourth consecutive month with losses above 40,000 and the highest monthly level since the invasion began.

Cómo lo cuentan las fuentes ucranianas

The report is centred on the General Staff’s daily and cumulative estimates of Russian losses, presenting them as indicators of the continuing human cost of the war. It also gives context on Ukraine’s casualties through statements by President Volodymyr Zelensky, who has cited 50,000 soldiers killed, approximately 400,000 wounded and a substantial number of personnel missing in action. The report contrasts disclosure practices: Ukraine previously withheld official loss figures, while Russia continues not to disclose its own.

Cómo lo cuentan las fuentes internacionales

International and open-source estimates offer alternative measurements of Russian casualties. The BBC and Meduza investigation counted only Russian military personnel whose deaths could be identified through open sources and cautioned that the real death toll may be considerably higher. NATO assessed that total Russian military losses could reach half a million, while broader research placed combined Russian and Ukrainian deaths and injuries above two million since February 2022.

Dónde difieren las versiones

Russian loss estimates vary sharply because they cover different categories and use different methods. Ukraine’s General Staff counted about 1,597,010 total personnel lost, while the joint BBC and Meduza investigation identified at least 276,113 Russian deaths and NATO assessed total losses could reach 500,000. Ukrainian authorities also historically withheld their own loss figures, whereas the reported Russian estimates include both deaths and wounded personnel and remain unverifiable because Russia does not publish official loss data.

Contexto

A joint BBC and Meduza investigation estimated that at least 276,113 Russian military personnel had died by the beginning of October 2026, based only on deaths identifiable through open sources. Its authors said the actual number could be significantly higher, while NATO estimated total Russian military losses at up to half a million. Zelensky said on 30 July that Ukraine had lost 50,000 soldiers and approximately 400,000 personnel had been wounded. A study published by the American Center for Strategic and International Studies on 1 July concluded that combined Russian and Ukrainian deaths and injuries had exceeded two million since February 2022.