The names of 125,7 of them are recorded in the list of the dead published by Mediazona and Meduza.

Journalists conducted a new assessment based on the Registry of Inheritance Cases and obituaries on social media. Twenty-seven percent of the dead were volunteers, 14% were prisoners, and 11% were mobilized soldiers.

For the first time since the war began, male mortality data includes those listed as missing in action and later declared dead. Previously, Mediazona and Meduza had barely recorded missing losses. 

The registry of probate cases has received at least 50 applications to declare someone dead or missing. Most often, these applications come from representatives of the Ministry of Defense. 

Courts declare more than 250 people missing or dead every day, comparable to the number of daily deaths at the front, according to a study.