Over the past 24 hours, the SBS struck 1,816 Russian targets and eliminated 132 occupiers
Units of the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ Unmanned Systems Forces (USF) struck 1,816 Russian military targets over the past 24 hours.
Among them were personnel, artillery, vehicles, electronic warfare equipment, and hundreds of enemy drones.
According to the UAS, over the past 24 hours, Ukrainian drone operators struck:
- 308 personnel, of whom 132 occupiers were eliminated;
- 68 drone launch sites;
- 24 radar, electronic reconnaissance, electronic warfare, and communications systems;
- 110 vehicles;
- 6 artillery systems;
- 386 enemy drones, including “copter,” “wing,” Shahed, and “Gerbera” types.
The Unmanned Systems Forces also summarized their operations for August 1–5.
During this period, UAS units struck 9,033 enemy targets, including:
- 1,529 Russian military personnel;
- dozens of pieces of equipment, communications devices, artillery, and other enemy military targets.
The UAS emphasizes that drone operators continue to systematically destroy Russian troops, equipment, and infrastructure across the entire front line.
The SBS reported this on its Telegram channel.
In addition, the 412th Separate “Nemesis” Unmanned Systems Brigade announced large-scale strikes against Russian military logistics. According to the brigade, in July alone, its troops struck and destroyed nearly 500 vehicles and about 400 motorcycles and military buggies. According to the military, the drones struck some of the targets far from the front lines—at distances of up to 200 kilometers or more.
Rosneft’s Saratov oil refinery halted oil processing following a drone attack. According to Reuters, the shutdown was caused by damage to production facilities and fires that broke out as a result of the strike.
