The Ukrainian Armed Forces' Unmanned Systems Unit has released statistics on enemy casualties over the past year
The Unmanned Systems Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine have summarized their operations over the past 358 days and released data on verified Russian troop casualties caused by Ukrainian drones.
As of June 4, 2026, Ukrainian drone units had recorded over 100,082 enemy casualties.
Specifically, 53,477 were killed and 46,605 were wounded.
The command emphasizes that these figures have been officially verified by the military accounting system.
For comparison, it is noted that during the invasion in February 2022, Russia concentrated about 35,000 troops for the offensive on Kyiv, whereas, according to the SBS, in just one year of drone operations, enemy casualties exceeded that figure threefold.
During the reporting period, Ukrainian drone operators carried out approximately 1.65 million combat missions, averaging about 5,000 sorties per day.
In addition, 350,000 enemy targets were destroyed or damaged, which, according to command estimates, demonstrates the high effectiveness of unmanned systems.
Among the confirmed hits:
- Air defense systems — 248 units
- Tanks — 817 units
- Armored vehicles — 1,379 units
- Artillery — 5,232 units
- Multiple launch rocket systems — 281 units
- Logistics vehicles — 26,430 units
- Enemy drones — 37,536 units
- Aircraft — 13 units
- Drone operator positions — 10,848
The Unmanned Systems Forces include the “Birds of Magyar” (414th UAS Brigade), “Achilles,” “Phoenix,” “Nemesis,” “Rarog,” the “K-2” battalion, and others.
The UAS Command announced its intention to double combat results and reach figures of approximately 200,000 eliminated occupiers and 650,000 destroyed or damaged targets.
As Robert Brovdi noted:
“Gentlemen, congratulations and thank you for this impressive result. Every third enemy soldier and every third enemy target has been neutralized by the SBS. What happened in Kyiv over three days will never happen again.”
This was reported by SBS Commander Robert Brovdi (“Madyar”).
Robert Madyar Brovdy, commander of Ukraine’s Special Forces, commented on the attack on the port of St. Petersburg on the day the St. Petersburg Economic Forum was held there. According to him, it was a joint operation by the Special Forces, Special Operations Forces, Security Service of Ukraine, and Main Intelligence Directorate.
