⚠️ Russia loses more than 30,000 troops a month, but why can the front continue?

⚠️ Russia loses more than 30,000 troops a month, but why can the front move on?

The UK government estimates that as early as 2026, the Russian military averages more than 30,000 killed and wounded a month, down slightly from an average of around 35,000 a month in 2025.

📊 The cumulative balance since Russia launched a full-scale invasion in February 2022, NATO stated in February 2026 that it exceeded 1 million troops, while the British government estimated more than 1.2 million.

However, these figures are estimates of NATO, Ukraine and Western nations, with the word "commander" including the dead and injured not referring to all the dead and also difficult to independently verify.

🪖, even in the face of high-level losses, Russia continues to recruit new troops, use financial incentives, and commit resources to the defense sector to maintain forces on the front.

This war thus became a race for manpower, arms production, budgets and the ability to bear losses, but the replacement of troops was never "infinite" because it also depended on population, economy, new military quality and domestic pressures.

How long do you think Russia will maintain such a level of combat? 🤔

Sources: UK Government - 29 Apr 2026 | NATO - 3 Feb 2026 | UK Government - 28 Jan 2026

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