Automatically translated version. May contain inaccuracies compared to the original.
We decided to look at the statistics for the number of court decisions issued by all judges of all active courts during the war that were entered into the Unified State Register of Court Decisions.
For comparison, we took the first 8 months of the calendar year.
Here is what we found.
From 01 January 2026 through 31 August 2026, 6 152 305 court decisions of all types (verdict, resolution, judgment, writ of execution, ruling, separate ruling, dissenting opinion, additional decision) were entered into the Unified State Register of Court Decisions.
In 2021 (the last peacetime year before the full-scale war), 5 122 627 decisions of all types were entered into the USRCD for the same period.
Here are the statistics by year (the first 8 months of each year).
2021 – 5 122 627
2022 – 3 558 559
2023 – 4 558 559
2024 – 5 191 596
2025 – 5 628 251
2026 – 6 152 305
Meanwhile, as of 04.01.2022 (data – HCJ), there were 5303 judges working in the judicial system, and as of 01.09.2026 there were 4676.
Despite all efforts, as of 324 there are fewer judges. But for court decisions of all types, this is the highest figure since the beginning of 2021.