Since early September, SBS fighters have eliminated more than 10,000 occupiers, according to Madyar
The Unmanned Systems Forces reported 10,187 combat and non-combat casualties among Russian troops during the first 24 days of September. According to the SBS, the highest number of casualties was recorded in the Dobropil, Pokrovsk, Oleksandrivka, and Huliaipole sectors.
“The UAS ‘Birds’ met the traditional monthly quota of 10,000 ‘worms’ in irrecoverable and combat-related casualties within the first 24 hours of September,” the statement reads.
According to Madyar, as of 9:00 a.m. on September 24, the SBS online scoreboard showed 10,187 Russian military casualties for the month.
“The ‘bloodbath records’—given the unannounced mobilization in the swamps—are still ahead, but it’s already difficult to hide the +25% increase in casualties on the front lines amid the remnants of green paint,” added the SBS commander.
According to Madyar, more than 70% of Russian military casualties listed on the online scoreboard for the period from September 1 to 24 occurred in two specific sectors.
Specifically, 4,018 casualties were recorded in the Dobropil and Pokrovsk sectors.
Another 3,021 Russian military casualties were reported in the Oleksandrivka and Huliaipole sectors.
The SBS commander noted that there are still six days left until the end of September, so the number of Russian military casualties may rise.
“There are still six full days left until the end of September, which means the monthly total will surpass the 12,000 mark. If the weather doesn’t mess things up too much, we’ll even reach twelve and a half thousand,” Madyar emphasized.
In addition, Robert Brovdi suggested that October, November, and December could see even higher casualty figures among Russian troops.
This was reported by Robert (Madyar) Brovdi, commander of the Unmanned Systems Forces.
In the first 15 days of September, the Unmanned Systems Forces confirmed the loss of 6,280 Russian occupiers. This is 25.6% more than during the same period in August. At the same time, Russia plans to significantly increase the rate at which it replenishes its army’s personnel.
The Ukrainian Defense Forces struck a Russian Su-24 aircraft at its airbase in Saki in the temporarily occupied Crimea. The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine noted that the extent of the aircraft’s damage is currently being assessed.
On September 7 and during the night of September 8, 2026, units of the Ukrainian Defense Forces struck a number of key military targets belonging to the Russian occupation forces.
In Sevastopol, in occupied Crimea, the Ukrainian military struck a Russian BK-16 high-speed landing craft. A “Krasukha-4” mobile electronic warfare station was also struck in the vicinity of temporarily occupied Sevastopol.
On August 31 and during the night of September 1, the Ukrainian Defense Forces carried out strikes against a number of military targets belonging to the Russian occupiers.
