Over the past 24 hours, the SBS struck 1,876 Russian targets and destroyed more than 320 drones
Over the past 24 hours, units of the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ Unmanned Systems Group struck or destroyed 1,876 enemy targets. These included personnel, drone launch sites, reconnaissance and electronic warfare assets, vehicles, artillery, unmanned aerial vehicles, and naval targets.
Over the past day, Ukrainian units struck:
- 348 enemy personnel, of whom 150 occupiers were eliminated;
- 32 drone launch sites;
- 17 radar stations, electronic surveillance systems, electronic warfare systems, and communications equipment;
- 89 vehicles;
- 9 artillery systems;
- 323 enemy drones of the “copter,” “wing,” “Shahed,” and “Gerbera” types;
- 2 naval vessels.
Thus, enemy drones accounted for the largest number of targets struck—323 units.
The Unmanned Systems Forces noted that since the beginning of September, units of the group have struck 1,876 enemy targets.
Of the total, 348 targets were Russian military personnel, with 150 Russian servicemen killed.
This was reported on the morning of September 2 by the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ Unmanned Systems Forces.
The pace of Russian troop advances in August 2026 increased slightly; however, the occupying army was unable to execute operational maneuvers or break through Ukrainian defenses. Russian territorial gains remain slow and limited.
