Unmanned aerial systems struck more than 1,500 enemy targets over the past 24 hours
Over the past 24 hours, units of the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ Unmanned Systems Forces have struck 1,571 targets belonging to the Russian occupiers.
These included enemy personnel, equipment, electronic warfare systems, and drones.
According to military reports, the targets struck included:
- 382 enemy personnel;
- 196 occupiers eliminated;
- 60 launch sites for enemy drones;
- 16 electronic warfare (EW) systems;
- 88 vehicles;
- 30 motorcycles and buggies;
- 313 enemy unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) of the “copter” and “wing” types.
The Unmanned Systems Forces also summarized their operations for the first days of June.
From June 1 to 4, UAS units struck 6,525 enemy targets, including 1,348 Russian troops.
The active use of unmanned systems allows the Ukrainian military to effectively detect and destroy enemy personnel, equipment, electronic warfare assets, and enemy drones, significantly weakening the combat capabilities of the occupying forces across various sectors of the front.
This was reported by the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ Unmanned Systems Forces.
In May, the Ukrainian Armed Forces doubled the number of strikes on Russian targets at a distance of over 50 kilometers from the line of contact. At the same time, the enemy suffered heavy losses in manpower, while the effectiveness of Ukrainian attacks and air defense operations increased significantly.
The Unmanned Systems Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine summarized the results of 358 days of operations and released data on verified losses of Russian troops inflicted by Ukrainian drones.
