# List of Russian aircraft losses during the Russo-Ukrainian War

This is a list of Russian aircraft losses during the Russo-Ukrainian War based on visual evidences or official confirmation from involved parties. It includes helicopters, fixed-wing aircraft and drones (UAVs), and losses from the War in Donbas, the current Russian invasion of Ukraine and the Wagner Group mutiny.

## Donbas (2014–2022)
### Russia

| Russian Air Force | August 2014 | A Forpost drone was shot down in eastern Ukraine. |
| Russian Air Force | October 2014 | A Forpost drone was lost in eastern Ukraine. |
| Russian Air Force | May 2015 | A Forpost drone was shot down by the Ukrainian Dnipro-1 Battalion in Pisky, Donetsk Oblast, Ukraine. |
| Russian Air Force | October 2016 | A Forpost drone was lost in eastern Ukraine. |
| Russian Air Force | October 2016 | A Forpost drone was lost in eastern Ukraine. |

### Total losses

Aircraft losses :
| Airframe | Destroyed | Damaged |
| Forpost | 5 | |

## Russian invasion of Ukraine (2022–present)
### Russia
#### Fixed-wing aircraft
##### 2022

| Operator | Date | Type | Description |
| | 24 February | Su-25 | Lost due to pilot error. Spokesman Major General Igor Konashenkov stated that the pilot ejected successfully and was rescued. |
| | 24 February | An-26 | Registration number RF-36074 suffered an in-flight breakup and crashed in Voronezh Oblast, killing an undisclosed number of occupants. The preliminary cause is a technical malfunction. |
| | 24 February | Su-25SM | 266th Attack Aviation Regiment plane piloted by Ruslan Rudnev was lost over Ukraine. Pilot died. |
| | 25 February | Su-30SM | Ukrainian forces attacked the Russian Air force base in Millerovo, destroying at least one Su-30SM on the ground with Tochka missiles. |
| | 27 February | Su-34 | Registration number RF-81259, tail number Red 05 was shot down near Buzova airfield. |
| | 1 March | Su-34 | Registration number RF-81251, tail number Red 31, was lost near Borodianka. |
| | 2 March | Su-25SM | Registration number RF-91961, tail number Red 07, of the 18th Attack Aviation Regiment was shot down over Irpin. Pilot ejected and escaped behind Russian lines. |
| (2) | 4 March | Su-25SM | Registration number RF-93026, tail number Red 08, was lost over Volnovakha. Serial number RF-91958, tail number Red 04, was shot down in Kodra Bucha Raion, Kyiv Oblast, the pilot died. |
| | 5 March | Su-30SM | Registration number RF-33787, tail number Blue 45 was shot down in Bashtanka Raion. Both crew members, Major Aleksey Golovensky and Captain Aleksey Kozlov, were captured. |
| | 5 March | Su-30SM | Piloted by Lieutenant Colonel Aleksey Narzullaevich Khasanov. Lost while on combat duty in Ukraine. |
| (2) | 5 March | Su-34 | Registration number RF-81879, tail number Red 24, was shot down near Chernihiv. Both pilots ejected. Ukrainian forces captured the pilot; the co-pilot died. Registration number RF-81864, tail number Red 26, was destroyed near Hrabivka, One pilot died. |
| | 6 March | Su-34 | Registration number RF-95070, was shot down by Ukrainian air defenses near Kharkiv; one pilot was captured. |
| | 6 March | Su-25SM | Registration number RF-93027, tail number Red 12, of the 18th Attack Aviation Regiment was found in Blystavytsya, Kyiv Oblast. The pilot reportedly ejected. |
| | 7 March | Su-25 | Registration number RF-90969, tail number Yellow 28, of the 266th Attack Aviation Regiment, piloted by Oleg Chervov was lost during a combat mission in Ukraine. Chervov died. |
| | 8 March | Su-25 | A fighter from the 368th Assault Aviation Regiment piloted by Sergey Volynets was lost. Volynets died and was posthumously awarded the Order of Courage. |
| | 10 March | Su-25 | Registration number RF-91969, tail number Red 10 was shot down near Kyiv. Pilot Major Nikolai Prozorov died. |
| | 13 March | Su-30 | A Su-30, Registration number RF-81733, tail number Red 72 was shot down by Ukrainian defenses; pilot Serhiy Serhiyovych Kosyk was captured. |
| | 14 March | Su-25 | Damaged by enemy fire, likely MANPADS, but managed to return to its base. |
| | 14 March | Su-34 | Registration number RF-95010, tail number Red 35 was found wrecked. |
| | 17 March | Su-30SM | The crew of two, Lt. Col Yevgeny Kyslyakov and Capt. Aleksander Pozinich from 14th Guards Fighter Aviation Regiment, were reported dead during a combat mission on Ukraine. |
| | 3 April | Su-35 | Registration number RF-81752, tail number Red 61, near Izium, was downed and its pilot captured. |
| | 25 April | Su-34 | Registration number RF-95808, tail number Red 24, part of the 47th Aviation Regiment, crashed in Balakliia, Kharkiv Oblast. Both pilots were recorded bailing out. |
| | 26 April | Su-34 | Registration number RF-95858, tail number Red 43 was shot down near Zaporizhzhia. |
| | 18 May | Su-34 | Pilot Cmdr. Vladimir Fetisov was reported killed. |
| | 22 May | Su-25 | Pilot major general Kanamat Botashev was shot down in Popasna. |
| | 27 May | Su-25SM | Registration number RF-95152, tail number Blue 15 was shot down near Chornobaivka. Pilot lieutenant Nikita Malkovsky died. |
| | 10 June | Su-25SM | Registration number RF-91957, tail number Red 3 was heavily damaged after being hit by MANPADS over Ukraine. The pilot made an emergency landing. |
| | 17 June | Su-25 | Pilot error crashed registration number RF-91965, tail number Red-09 in Belgorod. Russian Fighter-Bomber Telegram channel published a headcam video footage of the pilot ejecting; he lived. |
| | 18 June | Su-25 | Pilot Andrei Vladimirovich Fedorchukov was shot down with 9K38 Igla MANPADS in Svitlodarsk. Fedorchukov was working for the Wagner Group and was captured. |
| | 21 June | Su-25 | The Southern Military District announced the crash in Gusev, Rostov Oblast, during a training flight that killed the pilot. |
| | 3 July | Su-25 | Shot down in the area of Sievierodonetsk. Pilot Captain Anton Mikhailovich Romanov was killed. |
| | 17 July | Su-34 | Registartion number RF-95890, tail number Red 51 was shot down near Alchevsk, Luhansk Oblast. Possibly friendly fire. |
| | 19 July | Su-35S | Damaged and crashed in the vicinity of Shlyakhove, Beryslav Raion, Kherson Oblast. The pilot ejected. Footage of the wreckage was posted on February 4, 2023. |
| (11) | 9 August | Su-24, Su-30 | An explosion at Saky Airbase in Novofedorivka destroyed five Su-24s, damaged two, destroyed three Su-30s and damaged one. |
| | 22 August | Su-25 | Shot down using 9K38 Igla MANPADs near Bakhmut. |
| | 7 September | Su-25SM | Registration number RF-95134, tail number Blue 04 was shot down near Volokhiv Yar, Kharkiv Oblast. The fate of the pilot is unknown. |
| | 9 September | Su-34 | Remains of Su-34, registration number RF-95004, tail number Red 20, were discovered near Izium. The fate of the crew is unknown. |
| | 11 September | Su-25 | Crash taking off from Millerovo air base killed pilot Danil Dolbik. |
| | 11 September | Su-34 | Shot down possibly by friendly fire near Vorontsivka in Crimea. Both crew members ejected safely. |
| | 12 September | Su-30SM | Remains of registration number RF-81773 tail number Red 62, were discovered near Izium. The fate of the pilots remained unknown. |
| (2) | 24 September | Su-34 | Shot down and recorded; one engine caught fire and crashed, allegedly downed by MANPADS, in Hlushchenkove, Kharkiv Oblast. Registration number RF-95005, tail number Red 22, was recorded shot down by a missile and crashed in Petropavlivka, Kupiansk Raion. The crew ejected. |
| | 1 October | MiG-31 | Crashed after takeoff on Belbek military airbase, Sevastopol. In early November satellite imagery showed the remains of a MiG-31 on the bottom of a cliff after the end of the runway. |
| | 2 October | Su-34 | Remains of registration number RF-81852, tail number Red 09, were discovered near Lyman. |
| | 9 October | Su-24 | On training mission, crash landed near Sibirki in Rostov Oblast and caught fire, possibly due to a technical malfunction. Both crew evacuated safely. |
| | 9 October | Su-25 | Crashed in an accident in Rogalik, Rostov Oblast, 30 km from Millerovo airfield. |
| | 17 October | Su-34 | Crashed into a residential building in Yeysk near the Sea of Azov during a training flight. Engine fire caused by a bird strike. |
| | 2 December | Su-24M | Registration number RF-93798, tail number Blue 48, operated by Wagner PMC, lost near Klesheyevka, south of Bakhmut. Both pilots died. |
| (2) | 5 December | Tu-22M, Tu-95 | Registration number RF-34110, and a Tu-95 damaged by long-range drone attack on the Dyagilevo and Engels-2 air bases. |
| | 9 December | Su-25SM | Damaged after an emergency gear-up landing at Primorsko-Akhtarsk Air Base in Krasnodar Krai. |
| | Unknown date 2022 | Su-25SM | The remains of a Su-25SM, Registration number RF-91968, tail number Blue 09 were recorded and released in 2024. |
| Total | Total | 64 | 1 MiG-31, 2 Su-35, 10 Su-30, 23 Su-25, 9 Su-24, 16 Su-34, 1 Tu-22, 1 Tu-95, 1 An-26. |

##### 2023

| Operator | Date | Type | Description |
| | 25 January | Su-34 | Wreckage found in Ukraine. Video posted on 25 January 2023. |
| | 13 February | Su-24M | Registration number RF-93799, tail number Blue 45, damaged by a MANPADS strike over Bakhmut. The crew, reportedly working for Wagner PMC, landed at the base. |
| | 23 February | Su-25SM | An Su-25SM, registration number RF-95143, tail number Yellow 37, crashed while returning to the base's airfield in Belgorod Oblast after performing a combat mission due to a technical malfunction. The pilot died, according to the Russian Ministry of Defense. |
| | 1 March | Su-25 | Crashed somewhere in Ukraine. Pilot ejected and was evacuated by a Mi-8 on CSAR duty. |
| | 3 March | Su-34 | Friendly fire incident over Yenakiieve, Donetsk Oblast. Crew member Major Alexander Bondarev died. |
| | 10 March | Su-27 | Damaged in a partisan attack on Uglovoye airfield in Primorsky Krai. Video posted on 10 March 2023. |
| | 15 March | Su-25 | Shot by the 93rd Brigade of Ukrainian Forces near Bakhmut and crashed in Zaitseve. The pilot, reportedly working for Wagner PMC, ejected. |
| | 7 April | Su-25 | Shot down by airborne anti-aircraft unit near Oleksandrivka. The pilot probably ejected. |
| | 8 May | Su-24 | Set on fire in a partisan attack on Novosibirsk Aircraft Production Association Plant. The aircraft was in storage and only the landing gear was damaged. |
| (2) | 13 May | Su-34, Su-35S | Both shot down by Ukrainian Patriot Defence Systems in Bryansk Oblast. The crewmen of the Su-34 Mikhail Chuprakov and Andrey Olennikov died. The pilot of the Su-35 Gleb Polyakov died. |
| | 24 June | Il-22M | Shot down in Voronezh Oblast by the Wagner Group during the Wagner Group rebellion. |
| | 29 June | Su-25 | Hit with Igla missile by anti-aircraft unit of 10th Mountain Assault Brigade. |
| | 17 July | Su-25 | Crashed near Yeysk in the Sea of Azov. Southern Military District reported that it was conducting a test flight. The preliminary cause was engine failure. The pilot ejected and was rescued, but did not survive. |
| | 19 August | Tu-22M | Destroyed on the ground of Soltsy-2 air base in Novgorod by drone attack. |
| (4) | 29 August | Il-76 | Four Il-76 were attacked by a Ukrainian drone attack at Pskov airfield, two were burned out, two were damaged. |
| | 29 September | Su-35 | An Su-35 was shot down over Tokmak, possibly by friendly fire. The crew of one died. |
| | 7 November | Su-24 | The remains of an Su-24, registration number RF-92025, tail number Blue 48, were found in Soledar. Likely lost on 3 December 2022. |
| | 5 December | Su-24 | Lost over the Black Sea, Ukraine claimed the aircraft was shot down by a Patriot System. |
| | 17 December | Su-25 | Pilot error in Ukraine. Pilot Dmitry Moiseev did not survive. |
| | 22 December | Su-34 | Shot down in southern Ukraine, one confirmed destroyed by Telegram channel Fighterbomber. |
| Total | Total | 24 | 2 Su-35, 1 Su-27, 7 Su-25, 4 Su-24, 4 Su-34, 1 Il-22, 4 Il-76, 1 Tu-22M. |

##### 2024

| Operator | Date | Type | Description |
| | 3 January | Su-34 | Damaged, by Ukrainian saboteur that attempted to set it on fire at Chelyabinsk Shagol airfield. |
| | 14 January | A-50 | Lost over the Sea of Azov. Crew died. |
| | 14 January | Il-22 | Damaged by a surface-to-air missile, but returned to a base. One crew member died due to shrapnel. |
| | 24 January | Il-76 | Shot down near Belgorod. Transporting Ukrainian POWs according to Russian officials. 65 POWs, 6 crewmen and 3 guards died. |
| | 17 February | Su-35 | Shot down over Eastern Ukraine; the pilot was evacuated by a CSAR helicopter mission. |
| | 19 February | Su-35 | Shot down over Azov Sea. Pilot Fedor Grabovetsky died. |
| | 24 February | A-50 | A-50, RF-50610, Red 42 was lost more than 200 km from the frontline. Video appeared to show the shotdown. |
| | 28 March | Su-27 | Crashed into the sea near Sevastopol due to a mechanic failure. Pilot ejected safely. |
| | 5 April | Be-200 | A Be-200 was damaged by Ukrainian drone attack on Yeysk Air Base, Krasnodar Krai. |
| | 19 April | Tu-22M | A Tu-22M crashed near Stavropol due to an engine fire. Four crew members ejected but one died. |
| | 6 May | Su-34 | A Su-34 is reported lost along its crew according to Russian Telegram Channel Fighterbomber. |
| (4) | 14 May | 2 MiG-31s, 1 fighter, 1 Su-27 | Two MiG-31 and one unidentified fighter were destroyed, another Su-27 was damaged and one ex-Ukrainian un operational MiG-29 stationed was destroyed on the ground following two presumed strikes with ATACMS at Belbek air base according to satellite imagery. |
| (2) | 19 May | Su-27P, Su-34 | An Su-27P from the Russian Knights aerobatic team was destroyed by a Ukrainian UAV attack on Kushchevskaya Air Base, Krasnodar Krai. Another Su-34 was damaged. |
| | 8 June | Su-57 | An Su-57 was damaged by drone attack at Akhtubinsk air base, Astrakhan Oblast. |
| | 23 July | Su-25 | An Su-25 was shot down by 110th Mechanized Brigade in Provosk sector in Donbas. |
| | 27 July | Su-34 | Crashed in Serafimovichsky Raion, Volgograd Oblast during training. Both crew ejected. |
| | 2 August | Su-34 | Destroyed on the ground by Ukrainian drone attack on Morozovsk air base, Rostov Oblast, Russia. |
| (4) | 22 August | 3 Su-34, 1 Su-24M | Ukrainian drone attack on Marinovka air base, Volgograd Oblast left one Su-34 destroyed on the ground and two damaged. A Su-24M was damaged as well. |
| | 11 September | Su-30 | Lost over the Black Sea, unknown cause, both crewmen died. |
| Total | Total | 26 | 2 MiG-31, 1 Su-57, 1 Su-30, 2 Su-35, 3 Su-27, 1 Su-25, 8 Su-34, 1 Su-24, 1 Tu-22M, 2 A-50, 1 Il-22, 1 Il-76, 1 Be-200, 1 unidentified. |

#### Rotary-wing aircraft
##### 2022

| Operator | Date | Type | Description |
| (5) | 24–28 February | 4 Ka-52, 1 Mi-35M | Mi-35M tail number Blue 29 shot down by MANPAD. Four Ka-52 attack helicopters were downed and destroyed during the Battle of Antonov Airport. RF-90680, Blue 17 landed safely later destroyed by Russian forces. RF-91122, RF-13405 and RF-90656 were lost in Bucha Raion during the battle of Hostomel. |
| | 26 February | Mi-35 | Shot down in Sahy, Kherson Oblast. Images were published. |
| | 1 March | Mi-35M | RF-95290, Red 04 shot down with MANPAD in Kyiv Reservoir. |
| | 3 March | Mi-28 | Lost in Ukraine, Maj. Sergei Emelyanchik and Maj. Igor Markelovdid killed. |
| (2) | 4 March | Mi-8 | Shot down near Volnovakha as it approached a downed Su-25. RF- 91292 shot down near Makariv, Kyiv Oblast; crew lost. |
| (2) | 5 March | Mil Mi-8 | RF-91165 and RF-91164 destroyed near Mykolaiv. |
| (2) | 5 March | Mi-24, Mi-35 | RF-95286 shot down and recorded in drone video. RF-13017 was shot down in Bashtanka Raion, Mykolaiv Oblast. Images displayed on social networks. |
| | 6 March | Mi-24P | RF-94966 shot down by Ukrainian MANPADS in Kyiv Oblast. |
| | 12 March | Ka-52 | RF-13409 shot down near Kherson; one crewman sustained serious injuries. |
| (?) | 15 March | Unspecified | Satellite images of the aftermath of a Ukrainian attack on Kherson Airport were released. Unknown number of Russian aircraft were destroyed/ damaged. However, some seem to have been destroyed previously. |
| | 16 March | Ka-52 | RF-13411 found in Mykolaiv Oblast. |
| | 17 March | Mi-35M | A Mi-35M attack helicopter with transport capabilities found destroyed somewhere in Ukraine. |
| | 30 March | Mil Mi-8 | RF-91882 destroyed on the ground in Kharkiv Oblast. |
| | 31 March | Mil Mi-28N | Shot down by MANPAD. Pilot and gunner survived. According to The Times, a UK-made Starstreak system was the weapon. Wreck recorded in November 2023. |
| | 2 April | Mi-8 | Remains of RF-91285 discovered in Hostomel Airport. Possibly lost during the fight for the airport in February. |
| | 4 April | Mi Mil-8 | RF-04812 was destroyed in Ukraine; pilot lost. |
| | 5 April | Ka-52 | Shot down by a Stugna-P anti-tank guided missile. |
| (2) | 21 April | Mi-8, Mi-28 | Shot down by Ukrainian forces using 9K38 Igla MANPADS in Zaporizhzhia Oblast. |
| | 15 April | Ka-52 | Shot down by Ukrainian 93rd Mechanized Brigade in Kharkiv Oblast at night; 2 crewmembers lost. |
| | 26 April | Mil Mi-28 | Wreck found by Ukrainian forces outside Hostomel. Likely destroyed during the battle for Hostomel airport in February. |
| | 30 April | Ka-52 | Shot down by a Stugna-P anti-tank guided missile. |
| | 7 May | Mil Mi-8 | Codename Blue 98 was destroyed on the ground by Ukrainian Su-27s near Snake Island. |
| | 9 May | Mi-28 | RF-13654 destroyed. |
| | 14 May | Ka-52 | Remains of tail number Yellow 22, was found destroyed near Hostomel, likely destroyed during the Battle of Hostomel Airport in February. |
| | 16 May | Mi-28N | RF-13628 was destroyed in Kharkiv. |
| | 19 May | Ka-52 | RF-13428 was shot down in Kharkiv,. |
| | 4 June | Ka-52 | The Ukrainian 128th Mountain Brigade reported shooting it down with a MANPAD in the north. |
| | 12 June | Mi-28H | Wreck videod by Ukrainian troops; the crew was lost. |
| | 16 June | Mi-24VM | A 487th Separate Helicopter Regiment Mi-24VM, Registration number RF-91410, code name Blue 30 was shot down by Ukrainian 231st Dnipropetrovsk Territorial Defense Battalion using MANPADS mear Rivnopil, Volnovakha Raion. |
| | 27 June | Ka-52 | British Martlet MANPADS hit and forced it to land. |
| | 28 June | Mi-8 | Operated by the 6th Air Force and Air Defense Army shot down in Zaporizhzhia Oblast. All seven occupants, including Lieutenant Maxim Kozlov and Lieutenant Alexey Usov, lost. |
| | 30 June | Mi-8 | 39th Helicopter Regiment helicopter lost under unknown circumstances in the Black Sea near Snake Island. |
| | 12 July | Ka-52 | 319th Separate Helicopter Regiment helicopter lost in Kadiivka, Luhansk Oblast. Major Askar Robortdinov and Major Igor Saraev lost. |
| | 30 July | Ka-52 | The remains of a Ka-52 were published. The helicopter was shot down by two missiles the crew survived. |
| | 15 August | Ka-52 | Ukrainian forces damaged a Ka-52 helicopter flying in Donetsk Oblast. |
| | 17 September | Ka-52 | Shot down in Velyka Novosilka, Donetsk Oblast. |
| | 22 September | Ka-52 | Shot down in Zaporizhzhia Oblast by an anti-air missile. The pilots survived. |
| (2) | 1 October | Ka-52 | Shot down in Zaporizhzhia Oblast by an anti-air missiles. One pilot ejected. |
| | 2 October | Ka-52 | Remains of RF-90393, callsign Red-81 found by Ukrainian Forces in Bilyayivka, Kherson. |
| | 8 October | Ka-52 | Remains found by the Ukrainian 128th Mountain Brigade in Kherson Oblast. Dates and circumstances unknown. |
| | 12 October | Ka-52 | Remains found; probably downed in the summer. Crew members Major Maxim Kovalev and Senior Lieutenant Andrei Butorin lost. |
| | 30 October | Mil Mi-24 | Remains found in Kharkiv,. |
| (2) | 31 October | Ka-52 | Damage confirmed by Russian officials at Pskov Airport, likely by Ukrainian saboteurs. |
| | 31 October | Mil Mi-8 MTKO | Tail number Yellow 72, operated by the Wagner Group, shot down with MANPAD by Ukrainian forces near Spirne, Donetsk Oblast. |
| (2) | 13 November | Mi-8, Mi-24 | Previously captured at Kherson Airport; recaptured by Ukrainian forces. |
| | 18 November | Ka-52 | Remains found in Kherson. |
| | 4 December | Ka-52 | Shot down by Ukrainian Dnipro anti-aircraft missile brigade, killing both pilots. |
| | 20 December | Ka-52 | RF-91335, callsign Yellow 43 was shot down, reportedly by a Pantsir-S1 in a friendly fire incident in Zaporizhzhia Oblast. The pilots likely survived. |
| Total | Total | 55 | 11 Mi-8, 9 Mi-24/35, 7 Mi-28, 28 Ka-52. |

##### 2023

| Operator | Date | Type | Description |
| | 7 February | Mi-24VM | An Mi-24VM, registration number RF-13010, codename Yellow 17 was damaged and subsequently destroyed in the ground by Ukrainian forces in Tkarivka, Kharkiv Oblast. |
| | 6 March | Ka-52 | The wreckage of a Ka-52 was found by Russian soldiers in the area of Vuhledar, Donetsk Oblast. |
| | 16 March | Ka-52 | A Ka-52 crashed in Orikhiv Raion, Zaporizhzhia Oblast, reportedly after hitting power lines. At least one crew member died. |
| | 5 April | Mi-24 | An Mi-24 was shot down near Berestove in Donetsk Oblast by the Ukrainian Army 10th Separate Mountain Assault Brigade. The loss was confirmed by one of the prominent pro-Russian Telegram channels. One of the crew members who died was Ilnaz Fazylov of the 112th Separate Helicopter Regiment. |
| | 10 April | Ka-52 | A Ka-52 was shot down in the Avdiivka direction. |
| | 24 April | Mi-24VM | A Mil Mi-24VM crashed near Kupiansk reportedly after hitting power lines. |
| | 12 May | Mi-28 | An Mi-28NM, crashed in Svitle,Dzhankoi, Crimea. Both pilots died, with the preliminary cause described as a technical failure. The helicopter was not equipped with a combat load at the time of the crash. |
| (2) | 13 May | Mil Mi-8 | Two Mil Mi-8 helicopters crashed in Bryansk Oblast, near the Ukrainian border. Russian newspaper Kommersant reported they were shot down. |
| | 22 May | Ka-52 | A Ka-52 was lost under unclear circumstances in Belgorod Oblast. |
| | 19 June | Ka-52 | A Ka-52 was recorded flying home, despite being damaged with the loss of its tail. The aircraft design of coaxial rotor blades, allowed the helicopter to fly without the tail. |
| | 23 June | Mi-8MTPR | An Mi-8MTPR was shot down by enemy fire in Luhansk Oblast, of the crew of four only the commander ejected. |
| (6) | 24 June | 4 Mi-8,1 Mi-35, 1 Ka-52 | Four Mi-8s, including two Mi-8MTPR EW helicopters, one Mi-35 and one Ka-52 attack helicopter were shot down by the Wagner Group in Russia during the Wagner Group rebellion according to Russian sources. |
| | 30 June | Unknown | The debris of an unknown helicopter was recorded in Melitopol. The airframe was likely lost time before during the takeover of the airport. |
| | 25 July | Ka-52 | A Ka-52 was shot down in Donetsk Oblast. Both crew members died according to Russian sources. |
| | 7 August | Ka-52 | A Ka-52 was shot down in Robotyne, Zaporizhzhia Oblast. The loss was acknowledged by a Russian Telegram Helicopter pilot group. |
| | 9 August | Mi-8 | During a Ukrainian intelligence operation, Maxim Kuzminov a Russian pilot defected to Ukraine while manning a Mi-8AMTSh, serial number RF-04438, codename Red 62 on Ukrainian territory. two other crewmen were killed by Ukrainian forces after landing in a Ukrainian airfield. In February 2014, Kuzminov was found killed in Spain. |
| | 17 August | Ka-52 | A Ka-52 was shot down near Novoprokopivka, Zaporizhzhia Oblast, by soldiers of the Ukrainian 47th Mechanized Brigade. Pilot ejected, navigator died. |
| | 1 September | Ka-52 | A Ka-52 crashed in the Sea of Azov. The crew survived and was rescued. |
| (18) | 19 October | 10 Ka-52, 8 Mi-8 | Ukrainian forces struck Berdiansk and Luhansk airfields with six ATACMS missiles, leaving two Mi-8s and six Ka-52s destroyed, two Mi-8s and three Ka-52s damaged beyond repair and four Mi-8s and one Ka-52 damaged, according to satellite photos. |
| | 22 October | Mi-8MTV-5 | A Russian Naval Aviation Mil Mi-8MTV-5 was shot down by friendly fire and crashed at sea. 3 crew died. |
| Total | Total | 42 | 17 Mi-8, 4 Mi-24/35, 1 Mi-28, 20 Ka-52, 1 unidentified |

##### 2024

| Operator | Date | Type | Description |
| | 10 April | Mi-24 | An Mi-24 was lost during a combat mission in the Black Sea, the Russian MOD reported. |
| | 21 June | Ka-29 | A Ka-29 was shot down by friendly fire in Anapa, Krasnodar. |
| | 25 July | Mi-28 | An Mi-28 crashed in Kaluga region Russia by a technical error, both pilots died. |
| | 31 July | Mi-8 | An Mi-8 from Rosgvardiya, was destroyed on the ground, 20 passengers and crewmen were killed. |
| | 6 August | Ka-52 | An Ka-52 was shotdown by Ukrainian forces Ukraine in Kursk. |
| | 6 August | Mi-28 | An Mi-28 was damaged by a FPV drone near Kursk. |
| | 10 August | Ka-52 | A Ka-52 was shotdown by Ukrainian forces using MANPADS in Kursk oblast, Russia. |
| | 25 August | Mi-8 | An Mi-8 was damaged after sustaining heavy fire by Ukrainian forces and crash landed in Kursk Oblast. |
| | 21 September | Mi-8AMTSh | An Mi-8AMTSh Yellow 05 suffered fire damage that destroyed the cockpit after an arson attack at Omsk-Severnyy air base, Omsk Oblast. |
| | 26 October | Mi-28 | An Mi-28 suffered mechanical failures and crashed in Kerch Strait. Two crew members were killed. |
| | 7 November | Ka-52 | A Ka-52 crashed in an unknown location, one crew member was killed while another one ejected and injured according to Telegram channel Fighterbomber. |
| | 18 December | Ka-52 | A Ka-52 was shot down by friendly fire in an unknown location during combat sortie. Two crew members were killed. |
| | 31 December | Mi-8 | An Mi-8 was shot down by an R-73 missile fired from Ukrainian MAGURA V5 USV in the Black Sea near Cape Tarkhankut, Crimea. |
| Total | Total | 13 | 4 Mi-8, 1 Mi-24, 3 Mi-28, 1 Ka-29, 4 Ka-52 |

##### 2025

| Operator | Date | Type | Description |
| | 1 January | Mi-28 | An Mi-28 crashed in Kamensky District, Voronezh Oblast, both pilots died. |
| Total | Total | 1 | 1 Mi-28 |

#### Unmanned combat aerial vehicle (UCAV)
##### 2022

| Operator | Date | Type | Description |
| | 11 March | Forpost | A Forpost drone was shot down in Zhytomyr. |
| | 7 April | Orion - I | An Orion drone was reported destroyed in Ukraine. The Ukrainian MOD released images of the drone wreck. |
| | 25 April | Orion - I | The remains of an Orion UAV was found in Ukraine. |
| | 25 June | Orion - I | An Orion UAV crashed into a tree in the streets of Mariupol. |
| | 21 July | Orion - I | The remains of an Orion drone were found in Ukraine. |
| | 30 July | Forpost | The remains of a Forpost drone, registration number 932, were recorded in Bulgaria. |
| | 23 September | Mohajer-6 | An Iranian-made Mohajer 6, presumably operated by Russian forces, was brought down by Ukrainian forces in the Black Sea near Odesa. |
| | 9 November | Korsar | A Korsar drone was recorded crashed in Ukraine. |
| Total | Total | 8 | 2 Forpost, 1 Korsar, 1 Mohajer-6, 5 Orion Inokhodets |

##### 2023

| Operator | Date | Type | Description |
| | 11 January | Forpost | A Forpost hit electric power lines and crashed near Severny, Belgorod Oblast. |
| | 15 May | Orion - I | The remains of an Orion drone were recorded in Kherson,. |
| | 6 June | Mohajer-6 | The remains of a Mohajer-6 drone, supplied by Iran, were recorded in eastern Crimea. The drone was jammed by friendly EW warfare, according to Russian sources. |
| | 31 July | Forpost | A Forpost drone crashed in Taganrog, Rostov Oblast. |
| Total | Total | 4 | 1 Forpost, 1 Korsar, 1 Mohajer-6, 1 Orion |

##### 2024

| Operator | Date | Type | Description |
| | 24 September | Orion - I | An Orion drone crashed into industrial area in Taganrog, Rostov Oblast during landing at Taganrog-Central air base. |
| | 5 October | S-70 | An S-70 Okhotnik-B UCAV, call sign Red 074, shot down by deliberate friendly fire from a Su-57 after losing contact with ground control and approaching the Ukrainian border. The drone crashed near Kostiantynivka, Ukraine. |
| Total | Total | 2 | 1 S-70, 1 Orion |