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Ucraina: 2.290 soldati russi neutralizzati in un giorno, mentre il fronte resta molto attivo

Il General Staff ucraino riferisce di aver neutralizzato 2.290 militari russi nelle ultime 24 ore. Le perdite cumulate del personale russo, stimate in circa 1,606 milioni di morti e feriti, sono state aggiornate al 8 novembre 2026. Sul fronte sono stati registrati 199 scontri, con la maggior parte degli attacchi concentrata sulla direzione di Kostiantynivka.

Punti chiave

  • Neutralizzati 2.290 militari russi nelle ultime 24 ore.
  • Perdita cumulate di personale russo stimate in circa 1,606 milioni di morti e feriti.
  • Distrutte o messi fuori uso 1.337 droni tattici operativi e 44 sistemi d’artiglieria in un giorno.
  • Registrati 199 scontri di combattimento; 23 attacchi su direzione di Kostiantynivka.
  • Il nemico ha effettuato 2 razzi, 74 attacchi aerei, 235 bombe guidate e 7.557 droni kamikaze.
  • Inseriti 2.369 bombardamenti su insediamenti e posizioni ucraine, 18 con sistemi di lancio multiplo.
  • Nessuna operazione d’assalto su direzioni di Kup’ian, Oleksandrivske e Pribodnyi.

Perché è importante

Il rapporto quantifica secondo le stime ucraine il costo umano e materiale della guerra per le forze russe. I dati sulla distruzione di artiglieria e droni indicano l’intensità della guerra aerea e senza equipaggio, mentre il геolocalizzazione degli scontri indica dove la linea del fronte è sottoposta alla pressione più intensa.

Che cosa è successo

Il General Staff delle Forze Armate ucraine ha comunicato che nelle ultime 24 ore le forze ucraine hanno neutralizzato 2.290 militari russi. Le perdite cumulate di personale russo, counting killed and wounded, have been estimated at about 1,606,400 since the beginning of the full-scale invasion. The daily equipment figures include 2 tanks, 14 armored combat vehicles, 44 artillery systems, 4 air-defense systems, 6 ground robotic complexes, 1,337 tactical operational drones, 461 motor vehicles and tankers, and 7 units of special equipment.

Cumulative losses reported by the General Staff amount to 12,458 tanks, 25,668 armored combat vehicles, 52,044 artillery systems, 2,257 multiple-launch rocket systems, 1,751 air-defense systems, 3,099 ground robotic complexes, 600,177 tactical operational drones, 171,850 motor vehicles and tankers, 5,196 cruise missiles, and 4,888 units of special equipment. The figures also include 452 aircraft, 356 helicopters, 35 ships and boats, and 2 submarines.

During the past day, 199 combat engagements were recorded. The enemy conducted 23 attacks on the Kostiantynivka direction and nine on the Pokrovsk direction, while conducting no assault actions on the Kup’ian, Oleksandrivske, and Pribodnyi directions. Russia also carried out two missile strikes and 74 airstrikes, dropped 235 guided bombs, used 7,557 kamikaze drones, and conducted 2,369 shellings of settlements and Ukrainian positions, including 18 using multiple-launch rocket systems. The General Staff noted that its loss estimates are subject to refinement.

Come la raccontano le fonti ucraine

Ukrainian media emphasize the General Staff’s daily accounting of Russian personnel and equipment losses, presenting the cumulative personnel total alongside detailed figures for artillery, drones and other systems. The coverage also highlights record daily and monthly loss indicators attributed to the General Staff and the concentration of fighting on the Kostiantynivka direction.

Come la raccontano le fonti internazionali

No direct international-source coverage is included, but the supplied material cites substantially lower independent and allied estimates of Russian losses. NATO assessments refer to up to 500,000 Russian dead, while a BBC Russian Service and Meduza study identified at least 276,113 confirmed deaths from open sources. An American assessment also identified October 2026 as the month with the highest monthly Russian losses of the full-scale invasion.

Dove le versioni divergono

Estimates of Russian personnel losses vary widely: the Ukrainian General Staff reports about 1.606 million killed and wounded, whereas NATO assessments refer to up to 500,000 dead and an independent study identified at least 276,113 confirmed deaths. There is also a smaller discrepancy over daily armored combat vehicle losses, with one report listing 12 vehicles and the General Staff figures reproduced by the other reports stating 14.

Contesto

The daily figures originate from the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and may be refined. Russia does not officially disclose its losses, having last publicly reported 5,937 dead in September 2022. The reported loss of 2,290 personnel follows a record figure of 2,500 on 2 November 2026 and a previous record of 2,250 on 21 October. Ukrainian sources and the Institute for the Study of War identified October 2026 as the month with the highest Russian personnel losses of the full-scale invasion, at 54,400 killed or wounded.