Losses of Ukraine as of 10/27/2022
Approximate assessment of ZSU, KSE and ULAG from 02/24/2022

Staff: >9,500 (09/21/2022)
Statistical assumption: >14,000 (21.09.2022)

Civil losses:
Killed civilians: >14,300 (09/21/2022)
Statistical assumption: >26,000 (21.09.2022)
Killed children: ~425 (10/27/2022)
Injured children: >815 (27.10.2022)

Public infrastructure facilities:
Damaged or destroyed: >151,500 (21.09.2022)

Residential buildings:
Damaged or destroyed: >140,000 (21.09.2022)

Educational institutions and kindergartens:
Damaged or destroyed: 2.472 (21.09.2022)

Medical facilities:
Damaged or destroyed: 934 (09/21/2022)

Cultural institutions and religious buildings:
Damaged or destroyed: 924 (09/21/2022)

Factories and enterprises:
Damaged or destroyed: 422 (21.09.2022)

Administrative buildings:
Damaged or destroyed: 511 (23.08.2022)

Airports:
Damaged or destroyed: 19 (23.08.2022)

Ports:
Damaged or destroyed: 4 (23.08.2022)

Oil depots:
Damaged or destroyed: 28 (23.08.2022)

Trade:
Damaged or destroyed: 2930 (23.08.2022)

Other information is not processed for security reasons!

The number of forced refugees as of 10/27/2022
Estimated estimate of UNHCR from 24.02.2022

Total number of forced refugees: 14.33 million (October 27, 2022)

Returned to Ukraine: 6.94 million (October 27, 2022)

Hungary:
– 11.1% | 1,589,558 (18.10.2022)

Belarus:
– 0.12% | 16,705 (18.10.2022)

Poland:
– 48.5% | 6,947,301 (18.10.2022)

Moldova:
– 4.61% | 660,498 (17.10.2022)

Romania:
– 9.72% | 1,391,826 (16.10.2022)

Russian Federation ⃰:
– 19.91% | 2,852,395 (October 3, 2022)

Slovakia:
– 6.05% | 867,141 (18.10.2022)

⃰ The number of refugees recorded in the country is approximate, as potential further movements or returns cannot currently be taken into account