Robert "Madyar" Brovdi

On the night of September 9, the Ukrainian Defense Forces launched a comprehensive strike against a naval base in Novorossiysk, Krasnodar Krai, Russian Federation.

Unmanned aerial systems struck a MiG-29 fighter jet, four radar stations, and a number of military facilities on Russian territory and in temporarily occupied areas.

Units of the Unmanned Systems Forces dealt yet another devastating blow to the enemy’s military equipment and strategic positions. In total, the Defense Forces struck 14 targets on Russian territory and in the temporarily occupied Crimea.

Robert “Madyar” Brovdi, Commander of the Unmanned Systems Forces, appealed to the Ukrainian media and journalists to refrain from using manipulative and misleading headlines that cause panic among the public.

The Ukrainian Armed Forces’ unmanned systems continue to systematically target vessels of the Russian Federation’s “shadow fleet” in the waters of the Black and Azov Seas. During the first month of the special operation codenamed “MoLoChKa,” Ukrainian operators struck a total of 218 enemy vessels.

Over the past 18 days, Ukrainian drones have struck 15 logistics facilities belonging to the Russian marketplace Wildberries in various regions of the Russian Federation.

Since early July, as part of the special operation “Crimean Circuit Breaker Off,” Ukrainian UAV operators have targeted 177 energy facilities belonging to the occupying forces in the temporarily occupied territories of southern Ukraine.

On July 28–29, the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ unmanned aerial vehicle units struck 10 more energy facilities in the temporarily occupied territories of Crimea, Kherson Oblast, and Luhansk Oblast.

During the three weeks of Operation “MoLoChKa,” the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ unmanned systems unit struck 201 vessels belonging to Russia’s “shadow fleet.”

The Ukrainian Armed Forces’ Unmanned Systems Unit conducted a large-scale air operation to cut off power to critical enemy infrastructure targets in the temporarily occupied territories.