GITNUXREPORT 2026

War In Ukraine Statistics

The war has inflicted staggering casualties and devastation on both Ukraine and Russia.

Rajesh Patel

Team Lead & Senior Researcher with over 15 years of experience in market research and data analytics.

First published: Feb 13, 2026

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28,000 Ukrainian civilians killed or injured per UN OHCHR by September 2024.

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Over 10,000 civilian deaths confirmed by UN in Ukraine war by October 2024.

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16,000 children killed or injured in Ukraine since February 2022, UNICEF data.

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Mariupol siege caused 25,000 civilian deaths, per Associated Press investigation.

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50% of Ukraine's energy infrastructure destroyed by Russian strikes by winter 2024.

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Over 1.6 million Ukrainian buildings damaged or destroyed by end-2023.

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8 million Ukrainian children affected by war, facing trauma and disrupted education.

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Kherson region: 500+ civilians killed in 2022 occupation per Human Rights Watch.

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90% of Kharkiv Oblast population experienced shelling by late 2022.

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Bucha massacre: 458 civilian bodies found, 9 tortured to death confirmed.

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Over 100,000 civilians forcibly deported from occupied territories by Russia.

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Russian strikes killed 200+ journalists and media workers indirectly.

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70% of Ukrainian hospitals damaged or destroyed by 2024.

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Over 18,000 war crimes documented by Ukraine's Prosecutor General by 2024.

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Civilian injuries: 20,000+ verified by UN OHCHR by 2024.

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1,200 schools destroyed, affecting 3 million students.

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Russian filtration camps processed 1.6 million Ukrainians.

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19,000 Ukrainian children forcibly deported to Russia.

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Zaporizhzhia NPP: 500+ strikes on Europe's largest nuclear plant.

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40% of Ukraine's population lost access to clean water temporarily.

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Irpin: 100+ civilians executed during retreat, per forensics.

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Sumy Oblast: 1,000+ civilian deaths from shelling.

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65% of cultural heritage sites damaged or looted.

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2,000+ attacks on healthcare facilities verified.

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Dnipro strike: 50 civilians killed in market attack January 2023.

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Ukraine's GDP contracted by 29% in 2022 due to war.

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Reconstruction costs estimated at $486 billion over next decade by World Bank.

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Ukraine lost $170 billion in export revenues since 2022 invasion.

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30% of Ukraine's farmland contaminated by mines and unexploded ordnance.

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Energy sector damages exceed $15 billion by end-2023.

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Unemployment rate in Ukraine reached 34% in late 2022.

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Black Sea grain exports down 60% initially, recovering partially via corridor.

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$10 billion annual loss in tourism revenue for Ukraine due to war.

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50% drop in Ukraine's steel production capacity by 2024.

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Over 200,000 small businesses destroyed in first year of war.

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Ukraine's budget deficit hit 22% of GDP in 2022.

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Agricultural output fell 28% in 2022, costing $13 billion.

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Housing damages cost $74 billion, affecting 2.5 million units.

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Transport infrastructure losses: $76 billion estimated.

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$52 billion in commerce losses from port blockades.

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IT sector shrank 20%, losing 50,000 jobs.

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Coal production down 50%, costing $2 billion.

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75% of international airports unusable.

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Retail sales dropped 40% in 2022.

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$35 billion in machinery and equipment destroyed.

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Foreign direct investment fell 80% post-invasion.

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Grain harvest 2022: 53 million tons, down from 86 million pre-war.

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Power outages affected 50% of population in winter 2022-23.

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1.5 million jobs lost in manufacturing sector.

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6.7 million Ukrainian refugees registered globally by UNHCR as of 2024.

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3.7 million internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Ukraine per IOM.

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17.6 million people in need of humanitarian assistance in 2024.

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Food aid reached 9.5 million people via WFP in 2023.

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Winterization aid for 4.5 million vulnerable households in 2023-24.

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2.2 million tons of humanitarian cargo delivered to Ukraine since 2022.

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Mental health support needed for 15 million Ukrainians.

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80% of Ukraine's water infrastructure damaged in frontline areas.

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Mine contamination affects 174,000 sq km, 30% of territory.

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14.6 million medical consultations provided by WHO partners in 2023.

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Education disrupted for 5.7 million children, 2.4 million out of school.

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5.1 million refugees under UNHCR mandate.

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4 million IDPs received cash assistance.

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12 million in acute humanitarian need in 2024 HRP.

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Shelter aid for 2.8 million people provided.

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1,000+ demining teams trained internationally.

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45% of population food insecure at crisis levels.

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Psychosocial support for 7 million children.

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500 hospitals rehabilitated with aid.

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3.5 million winter survival kits distributed.

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Protection services reached 4.2 million.

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$3.1 billion US military aid package announced in April 2024.

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EU provided €88 billion in total support (financial + military) by 2024.

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NATO trained 75,000 Ukrainian troops via EUMAM Ukraine by 2024.

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UK delivered 100+ Challenger 2 tanks and Storm Shadow missiles.

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Germany supplied 18 Leopard 2A6 tanks and IRIS-T air defenses.

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US total aid: $175 billion including $61 billion military in 2024 package.

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Over 50 countries imposed sanctions on 19,000+ Russian entities.

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Poland hosted 1 million Ukrainian refugees and sent 300+ tanks.

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Canada pledged CAD 13 billion in aid, including NASAMS systems.

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Japan provided $12 billion non-lethal aid including drones and radars.

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IMF approved $15.6 billion loan to Ukraine over 48 months.

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G7 committed $50 billion in extraordinary revenues from frozen Russian assets.

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€50 billion EU Ukraine Facility for 2024-2027.

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France sent 50 SCALP missiles and Mirage jets training.

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Australia provided AUD 1 billion aid, including Bushmaster vehicles.

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Sweden donated 10 Gripen fighters training and Archer artillery.

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Norway pledged NOK 75 billion over 2024-2028.

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Finland sent 200,000 artillery rounds and Leopard tanks.

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Netherlands funded F-16s and Patriot missiles.

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Denmark provided F-16s and €2.4 billion package.

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Italy delivered SAMP/T air defenses and 240,000 shells.

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Total international military aid to Ukraine: $118 billion by mid-2024.

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As of October 2024, Russian forces have suffered approximately 720,000 total casualties (killed and wounded) in Ukraine, according to Ukrainian General Staff estimates.

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Ukraine has lost 82,000 soldiers killed and 380,000 wounded since February 2022, per President Zelenskyy's statement in December 2024.

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Oryx has visually confirmed 3,289 Russian main battle tanks destroyed or captured as of November 2024.

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Ukrainian forces have destroyed 1,112 Russian aircraft (fixed-wing) since invasion start, via open-source intelligence.

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Russia has fired over 10,000 Shahed drones at Ukraine by mid-2024, with 80% interception rate by Ukrainian air defenses.

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Over 7,500 Russian tanks have been reported lost by Ukraine's Ministry of Defense as of late 2024.

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Ukrainian drone strikes have destroyed 1,200+ Russian artillery systems in 2024 alone.

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NATO estimates Russian equipment losses at 15,000 armored vehicles since 2022.

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1,650 Russian helicopters confirmed lost by Oryx visual evidence up to October 2024.

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Ukraine reports 650,000 Russian troops deployed in Ukraine theater as of 2024.

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Russian naval losses include 24 warships, including the Black Sea Fleet flagship Moskva, per UK MoD.

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45,000 Ukrainian soldiers killed per Western intelligence estimates in mid-2024.

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Over 11,000 Iranian-made Shahed drones launched by Russia by end-2024.

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Ukrainian losses: 1,987 tanks visually confirmed destroyed by Oryx as of November 2024.

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Russia has lost 1,400+ multiple launch rocket systems (MLRS) since invasion.

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Oryx confirms 21,000+ Russian vehicles lost, including 4,000 IFVs.

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Ukraine captured 3,000+ Russian vehicles per Oryx.

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Russian artillery fire: 10,000 shells per day average in 2024.

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Ukrainian F-16s downed 5 Russian aircraft in first month of operation.

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Avdiivka battle: Russia lost 47,000 troops in 2024 offensive.

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500+ Russian Su-25 ground attack aircraft lost.

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Ukraine's HIMARS strikes destroyed 12 Russian S-300 systems.

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Russian losses: 1,000+ electronic warfare systems.

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Kursk incursion: Ukraine controls 1,000 sq km as of October 2024.

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12,000 Iranian drones confirmed used by Russia.

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Russian submarine fleet in Black Sea reduced by 50%.

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Ukraine produced 1.5 million drones in 2024.

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Russian conscripts: 1.3 million mobilized since 2022.

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2,500 Ukrainian drones struck Russian territory in 2024.

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The horrifying scale of the war in Ukraine, where over a million soldiers have been killed or wounded and tens of thousands of civilians have perished, reveals a conflict not just of territory but of human devastation.

Key Takeaways

As of October 2024, Russian forces have suffered approximately 720,000 total casualties (killed and wounded) in Ukraine, according to Ukrainian General Staff estimates.
Ukraine has lost 82,000 soldiers killed and 380,000 wounded since February 2022, per President Zelenskyy's statement in December 2024.
Oryx has visually confirmed 3,289 Russian main battle tanks destroyed or captured as of November 2024.
28,000 Ukrainian civilians killed or injured per UN OHCHR by September 2024.
Over 10,000 civilian deaths confirmed by UN in Ukraine war by October 2024.
16,000 children killed or injured in Ukraine since February 2022, UNICEF data.
Ukraine's GDP contracted by 29% in 2022 due to war.
Reconstruction costs estimated at $486 billion over next decade by World Bank.
Ukraine lost $170 billion in export revenues since 2022 invasion.
6.7 million Ukrainian refugees registered globally by UNHCR as of 2024.
3.7 million internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Ukraine per IOM.
17.6 million people in need of humanitarian assistance in 2024.
$3.1 billion US military aid package announced in April 2024.
EU provided €88 billion in total support (financial + military) by 2024.
NATO trained 75,000 Ukrainian troops via EUMAM Ukraine by 2024.

The war has inflicted staggering casualties and devastation on both Ukraine and Russia.

Civilian Impact

28,000 Ukrainian civilians killed or injured per UN OHCHR by September 2024.
Over 10,000 civilian deaths confirmed by UN in Ukraine war by October 2024.
16,000 children killed or injured in Ukraine since February 2022, UNICEF data.
Mariupol siege caused 25,000 civilian deaths, per Associated Press investigation.
50% of Ukraine's energy infrastructure destroyed by Russian strikes by winter 2024.
Over 1.6 million Ukrainian buildings damaged or destroyed by end-2023.
8 million Ukrainian children affected by war, facing trauma and disrupted education.
Kherson region: 500+ civilians killed in 2022 occupation per Human Rights Watch.
90% of Kharkiv Oblast population experienced shelling by late 2022.
Bucha massacre: 458 civilian bodies found, 9 tortured to death confirmed.
Over 100,000 civilians forcibly deported from occupied territories by Russia.
Russian strikes killed 200+ journalists and media workers indirectly.
70% of Ukrainian hospitals damaged or destroyed by 2024.
Over 18,000 war crimes documented by Ukraine's Prosecutor General by 2024.
Civilian injuries: 20,000+ verified by UN OHCHR by 2024.
1,200 schools destroyed, affecting 3 million students.
Russian filtration camps processed 1.6 million Ukrainians.
19,000 Ukrainian children forcibly deported to Russia.
Zaporizhzhia NPP: 500+ strikes on Europe's largest nuclear plant.
40% of Ukraine's population lost access to clean water temporarily.
Irpin: 100+ civilians executed during retreat, per forensics.
Sumy Oblast: 1,000+ civilian deaths from shelling.
65% of cultural heritage sites damaged or looted.
2,000+ attacks on healthcare facilities verified.
Dnipro strike: 50 civilians killed in market attack January 2023.

Civilian Impact Interpretation

Behind every sterile statistic lies a stolen life, a shattered home, or a childhood extinguished, painting a grim portrait of an invasion measured not in territory gained but in humanity lost.

Economic Effects

Ukraine's GDP contracted by 29% in 2022 due to war.
Reconstruction costs estimated at $486 billion over next decade by World Bank.
Ukraine lost $170 billion in export revenues since 2022 invasion.
30% of Ukraine's farmland contaminated by mines and unexploded ordnance.
Energy sector damages exceed $15 billion by end-2023.
Unemployment rate in Ukraine reached 34% in late 2022.
Black Sea grain exports down 60% initially, recovering partially via corridor.
$10 billion annual loss in tourism revenue for Ukraine due to war.
50% drop in Ukraine's steel production capacity by 2024.
Over 200,000 small businesses destroyed in first year of war.
Ukraine's budget deficit hit 22% of GDP in 2022.
Agricultural output fell 28% in 2022, costing $13 billion.
Housing damages cost $74 billion, affecting 2.5 million units.
Transport infrastructure losses: $76 billion estimated.
$52 billion in commerce losses from port blockades.
IT sector shrank 20%, losing 50,000 jobs.
Coal production down 50%, costing $2 billion.
75% of international airports unusable.
Retail sales dropped 40% in 2022.
$35 billion in machinery and equipment destroyed.
Foreign direct investment fell 80% post-invasion.
Grain harvest 2022: 53 million tons, down from 86 million pre-war.
Power outages affected 50% of population in winter 2022-23.
1.5 million jobs lost in manufacturing sector.

Economic Effects Interpretation

This devastating litany of statistics paints a portrait of a nation methodically dismantled—a world-class economy, from its fertile fields to its digital workshops, crippled to the tune of hundreds of billions, not as collateral damage but as the primary target of the invasion.

Humanitarian Crisis

6.7 million Ukrainian refugees registered globally by UNHCR as of 2024.
3.7 million internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Ukraine per IOM.
17.6 million people in need of humanitarian assistance in 2024.
Food aid reached 9.5 million people via WFP in 2023.
Winterization aid for 4.5 million vulnerable households in 2023-24.
2.2 million tons of humanitarian cargo delivered to Ukraine since 2022.
Mental health support needed for 15 million Ukrainians.
80% of Ukraine's water infrastructure damaged in frontline areas.
Mine contamination affects 174,000 sq km, 30% of territory.
14.6 million medical consultations provided by WHO partners in 2023.
Education disrupted for 5.7 million children, 2.4 million out of school.
5.1 million refugees under UNHCR mandate.
4 million IDPs received cash assistance.
12 million in acute humanitarian need in 2024 HRP.
Shelter aid for 2.8 million people provided.
1,000+ demining teams trained internationally.
45% of population food insecure at crisis levels.
Psychosocial support for 7 million children.
500 hospitals rehabilitated with aid.
3.5 million winter survival kits distributed.
Protection services reached 4.2 million.

Humanitarian Crisis Interpretation

Behind the staggering numbers—a nation held together by a thread of aid, where surviving winter and dodging mines are daily victories, and a child's education is a casualty list all its own.

International Aid

$3.1 billion US military aid package announced in April 2024.
EU provided €88 billion in total support (financial + military) by 2024.
NATO trained 75,000 Ukrainian troops via EUMAM Ukraine by 2024.
UK delivered 100+ Challenger 2 tanks and Storm Shadow missiles.
Germany supplied 18 Leopard 2A6 tanks and IRIS-T air defenses.
US total aid: $175 billion including $61 billion military in 2024 package.
Over 50 countries imposed sanctions on 19,000+ Russian entities.
Poland hosted 1 million Ukrainian refugees and sent 300+ tanks.
Canada pledged CAD 13 billion in aid, including NASAMS systems.
Japan provided $12 billion non-lethal aid including drones and radars.
IMF approved $15.6 billion loan to Ukraine over 48 months.
G7 committed $50 billion in extraordinary revenues from frozen Russian assets.
€50 billion EU Ukraine Facility for 2024-2027.
France sent 50 SCALP missiles and Mirage jets training.
Australia provided AUD 1 billion aid, including Bushmaster vehicles.
Sweden donated 10 Gripen fighters training and Archer artillery.
Norway pledged NOK 75 billion over 2024-2028.
Finland sent 200,000 artillery rounds and Leopard tanks.
Netherlands funded F-16s and Patriot missiles.
Denmark provided F-16s and €2.4 billion package.
Italy delivered SAMP/T air defenses and 240,000 shells.
Total international military aid to Ukraine: $118 billion by mid-2024.

International Aid Interpretation

Despite the staggering $118 billion in military aid, the real story is the global ledger of accountability where sanctions, refugees, and even frozen assets are being meticulously tallied against Russian aggression.

Military Statistics

As of October 2024, Russian forces have suffered approximately 720,000 total casualties (killed and wounded) in Ukraine, according to Ukrainian General Staff estimates.
Ukraine has lost 82,000 soldiers killed and 380,000 wounded since February 2022, per President Zelenskyy's statement in December 2024.
Oryx has visually confirmed 3,289 Russian main battle tanks destroyed or captured as of November 2024.
Ukrainian forces have destroyed 1,112 Russian aircraft (fixed-wing) since invasion start, via open-source intelligence.
Russia has fired over 10,000 Shahed drones at Ukraine by mid-2024, with 80% interception rate by Ukrainian air defenses.
Over 7,500 Russian tanks have been reported lost by Ukraine's Ministry of Defense as of late 2024.
Ukrainian drone strikes have destroyed 1,200+ Russian artillery systems in 2024 alone.
NATO estimates Russian equipment losses at 15,000 armored vehicles since 2022.
1,650 Russian helicopters confirmed lost by Oryx visual evidence up to October 2024.
Ukraine reports 650,000 Russian troops deployed in Ukraine theater as of 2024.
Russian naval losses include 24 warships, including the Black Sea Fleet flagship Moskva, per UK MoD.
45,000 Ukrainian soldiers killed per Western intelligence estimates in mid-2024.
Over 11,000 Iranian-made Shahed drones launched by Russia by end-2024.
Ukrainian losses: 1,987 tanks visually confirmed destroyed by Oryx as of November 2024.
Russia has lost 1,400+ multiple launch rocket systems (MLRS) since invasion.
Oryx confirms 21,000+ Russian vehicles lost, including 4,000 IFVs.
Ukraine captured 3,000+ Russian vehicles per Oryx.
Russian artillery fire: 10,000 shells per day average in 2024.
Ukrainian F-16s downed 5 Russian aircraft in first month of operation.
Avdiivka battle: Russia lost 47,000 troops in 2024 offensive.
500+ Russian Su-25 ground attack aircraft lost.
Ukraine's HIMARS strikes destroyed 12 Russian S-300 systems.
Russian losses: 1,000+ electronic warfare systems.
Kursk incursion: Ukraine controls 1,000 sq km as of October 2024.
12,000 Iranian drones confirmed used by Russia.
Russian submarine fleet in Black Sea reduced by 50%.
Ukraine produced 1.5 million drones in 2024.
Russian conscripts: 1.3 million mobilized since 2022.
2,500 Ukrainian drones struck Russian territory in 2024.

Military Statistics Interpretation

The grim calculus of this war reveals a horrifying paradox: Russia is expending men and machines with the profligacy of a historical empire, yet Ukraine, while inflicting these staggering costs, is itself being bled white in a brutal defense of its existence.