In October, units of the Unmanned Systems Forces grouping killed 16,796 Russian troops. This is a record figure since the start of the full-scale war.
This was reported by the commander of the Unmanned Systems Forces, Robert “Madyar” Brovdi.
According to him, the number of Russian troops killed in October rose by 52.55% compared with August, when 11,010 occupiers were eliminated, and by 24.71% compared with September, when the figure stood at 13,468.
On average, the USF units killed 542 Russian troops a day. The highest single-day result was recorded on 24 October — 701 occupiers eliminated.
Over the month, USF units also hit an average of 2,091 enemy targets each day. In total in October, they struck 64,807 targets — on average one every 41 seconds.
In addition, the Unmanned Systems Forces carried out 255,605 combat missions. Of these, 151,500 were strike sorties and a further 104,000 were reconnaissance.
Almost 70% of all Russian troops killed in October were in three sectors. In the Dobropillia–Pokrovsk sector, 7,360 occupiers were eliminated, and in the Oleksandrivka and Huliaipole sectors — a further 4,312. In total, this is 11,672 troops out of 16,796.
“The figures provided relate exclusively to units of the USF grouping and do not include the results of any other units of the Ukrainian Defence Forces. All results have been verified in the Armed Forces of Ukraine’s situational awareness system ‘Delta’,” Brovdi noted.
- Over the past day, the Defence Forces of Ukraine eliminated 2,100 Russian soldiers and destroyed enemy equipment.