Ukraine's General Staff on Oct. 28 estimated Russia's full-scale invasion costs at over $700 billion, including lost equipment, daily compensation for casualties, and economic impact. The military's assessment, released on the 1,707th day of the war, also detailed significant personnel losses and damage to Russia's oil industry.

The Ukrainian military's estimates provide a stark financial and human cost assessment of Russia's ongoing invasion, highlighting the economic strain on Russia and the scale of its military losses.
Ukraine's General Staff released a video on Oct. 28, estimating the costs of Russia's full-scale invasion at over $700 billion. The assessment, released on the 1,707th day of the war, details financial expenditures, military equipment losses, and personnel casualties. The Ukrainian military claims Russia has lost over 1,580,000 personnel, both killed and injured, since February 24, 2022. Equipment losses are estimated at over $204 billion, including thousands of tanks, artillery systems, armored vehicles, missiles, and drones. The war has also significantly impacted Russia's economy, accounting for 7.5% of its GDP in 2025 and costing the oil industry $13.5 billion in one year.
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