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Russian warship losses today: 35

Updated:

0in the last day

As of 25 October 2026, day 1705 of the full-scale war, according to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. General Staff report

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12-month forecast: warships and boats

A linear projection of the average pace over the last 30 days: 0.0 per day. By the end of October 2027: about 35.

ActualForecast
2830323436Oct 25Jan 26Apr 26Jul 26Oct 26Jan 27Apr 27Jul 27Oct 27
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31 October 2025 28
30 November 2025 28
31 December 2025 28
31 January 2026 28
28 February 2026 29
31 March 2026 33
30 April 2026 33
31 May 2026 33
30 June 2026 33
31 July 2026 34
31 August 2026 35
30 September 2026 35
25 October 2026 35
30 November 2026 (forecast)35
31 December 2026 (forecast)35
31 January 2027 (forecast)35
28 February 2027 (forecast)35
31 March 2027 (forecast)35
30 April 2027 (forecast)35
31 May 2027 (forecast)35
30 June 2027 (forecast)35
31 July 2027 (forecast)35
31 August 2027 (forecast)35
30 September 2027 (forecast)35
31 October 2027 (forecast)35

Against pre-war inventory

No open pre-war figure matches how the General Staff counts this category.

Loss dynamics: warships and boats

Losses in each month since the start of the full-scale invasion.

0246Apr 22Oct 22Apr 23Oct 23Apr 24Oct 24Apr 25Oct 25Apr 26Oct 26

Feb 22 – 25 October 2026. The pale bar is a period that is still running.

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October 2026 (period still running)0
September 20260
August 20261
July 20261
June 20260
May 20260
April 20260
March 20264
February 20261
January 20260
December 20250
November 20250
October 20250
September 20250
August 20250
July 20250
June 20250
May 20250
April 20250
March 20250
February 20250
January 20250
December 20240
November 20240
October 20240
September 20240
August 20240
July 20240
June 20241
May 20241
April 20240
March 20241
February 20242
January 20240
December 20231
November 20232
October 20230
September 20232
August 20230
July 20230
June 20230
May 20230
April 20230
March 20230
February 20230
January 20232
December 20220
November 20220
October 20221
September 20220
August 20220
July 20221
June 20221
May 20225
April 20221
March 20225
February 20222

What this category counts

Warship losses is one of the 14 categories the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine publishes every morning in its report on enemy losses. As of 25 October 2026, day 1705 of the full-scale war, the running total stands at 35; it grew by 0 in the last day.

Warships and boats are Black Sea Fleet vessels, from large landing ships to patrol and missile boats. Vessels destroyed or put out of action are counted; submarines have their own line.

The figure is cumulative: each report adds the losses confirmed over the previous day to the total since 24 February 2022, and later corrections by the General Staff replace earlier values. StatsWar fetches the report automatically through russianwarship.rip and derives monthly and weekly losses as differences of the running totals, so days missing from the reports are not lost. No open pre-war figure matches how the General Staff counts this category, so no inventory comparison is shown.

The trend in words

Over the last 30 days the average pace was 0.0 per day.

In September 2026 losses reached 0, less than in August 2026 (1).

If the pace holds, the total will reach about 35 by the end of October 2027.

Questions and answers

How many warships and boats has Russia lost?
As of 25 October 2026: 35, according to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. In the last day: 0.
How many were lost in the last month?
In September 2026: 0. The average pace over the last 30 days is 0.0 per day.
What will the figure be in a year?
A linear projection of the current pace gives about 35 by the end of October 2027. It is a reference point, not a prediction.
Where does the data come from and how often is it updated?
From the daily reports of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, which StatsWar receives through russianwarship.rip. The page updates automatically every morning after the report is published.

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