The Unmanned Systems Forces (USF) have eliminated more than 100,000 verified Russian military targets in the first year of its existence. The total number of targets destroyed has exceeded 350,000, according to SFS Commander Robert «Magyars» Brovdi. The plan for the next year is to increase this figure to 650,000.
- The unmanned systems force was created on 11 June 2025.
- Over 100,000 verified Russian soldiers were killed during the year.
- In total, more than 350,000 enemy targets were eliminated.
- Next year, they plan to destroy 650,000 targets, including 200,000 soldiers.
History of the Unmanned Systems Forces
The unmanned systems forces were formed on 11 June 2025. In a year, they have become one of the key units in the fight against Russian aggression. Commander of the SBS Robert «Magyar» Brovdi reported on the verified destruction of more than 100,000 Russian soldiers as of 4 June 2026.
Scale of targets destroyed
In total, 12 units of the Ukrainian Armed Forces eliminated more than 350,000 enemy targets. Among them are 248 air defence units, 817 tanks, 1379 armoured personnel carriers, 4,890 artillery pieces, 342 self-propelled artillery systems, and 281 multiple rocket launchers. Also destroyed were 26,430 pieces of logistics equipment, 29,903 reconnaissance drones, 7,633 Shahid and Gerber kamikaze drones, as well as 13 aircraft and helicopters.
The impact of the SAF on the course of hostilities
High effectiveness of unmanned systems forces has significantly strengthened Ukraine's defence potential. The destruction of a large number of enemy military equipment and manpower complicates the possibilities of offensive operations. This demonstrates the importance of innovative technologies in modern warfare.
Future plans
The Commander of the Armed Forces announced an ambitious plan for the next year - to destroy 650,000 enemy targets, including 200,000 soldiers. This scale indicates a further increase in the capacity and role of unmanned systems in the war.
Significance for Ukraine's defence
The results of the SSU's activities demonstrate how modern technologies can change the balance of power on the battlefield. Unmanned systems units are becoming critically important for deterring aggression and ensuring the country's security.
