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Russia's losses in the Pokrovsk direction also exceed the total troop numbers of some European armies, such as Italy or Germany.

Every fifth casualty since the start of Russia's full-scale invasion is attributed to the Pokrovsk campaign. Russia has lost over 150,000 soldiers—killed or wounded—in this operation. Overall, Russia's total losses in the war exceed 750,000.

Russia's equipment losses are even more staggering. Visually confirmed data shows that during the Pokrovsk offensive alone, Russia lost 582 tanks, while Ukraine's losses were five times smaller.

Additionally, 1,220 armored vehicles, 110 trucks, and 90 artillery systems have been destroyed or damaged.

These losses are greater than Germany’s total losses during the Battle of Stalingrad in World War II.

To put this into perspective, Russia can produce about 200 new tanks annually (15–20 units per month). This means it cannot replace its losses through new production, and these tank losses are just from one part of the frontline, not the overall war.