Pivden group eliminates over 1,200 invaders in early November

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RUSSIAS WAR AGAINST UKRAINE 07.11.2026 / author:
Pivden group eliminates over 1,200 invaders in early November

Military forces destroyed nearly 700 units of enemy equipment in the south

Units of the Pivden group have destroyed 1,286 Russian soldiers and 693 pieces of equipment during the first days of November. In the last 24 hours alone, enemy losses reached 226 personnel and 240 units of weaponry. This was reported by Ukrinform, according to the portal PromPolitInform.

Anastasiia Shevchenko, deputy spokesperson for the Pivden group of forces, reported on the intense results of recent combat operations. According to her, the high rate of target engagement is maintained due to favorable weather conditions that allow for more effective detection of enemy positions.

Composition of destroyed equipment

The Russian troop losses recorded over the past day include 163 units of automotive equipment, 40 motorcycles, and 12 ATVs. Furthermore, Ukrainian forces neutralized 12 artillery systems, five electronic warfare stations, three reconnaissance UAVs, two armored combat vehicles, one tank, one radar station, and one ground-based robotic system.

Dynamics of enemy losses

To contextualize the operational results of the Pivden group, officials provided comparative data: during October, the total number of neutralized invaders reached 4,754, with 1,885 units of equipment destroyed. Anastasiia Shevchenko emphasized that despite these significant losses, Russian forces continue their offensive attempts.

The invaders maintain high activity across various sectors of the front, particularly in the Huliaipole and Orikhiv directions. As of November 6, 2026, total Russian combat losses since February 24, 2022, have reached over 1.6 million personnel.

Photo: Ukrinform

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