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Units of the Unmanned Systems Forces group systematically strike the logistics of Russian occupiers, undermining the enemy’s combat capability.
Since the beginning of February alone, unmanned-system operators have burned more than 800 enemy vehicles.
This was reported in an exclusive comment to ArmyInform by the spokesperson of the Unmanned Systems Forces of the AFU, Major Olha Meloshyna.
“If we talk about the destruction of light and heavy vehicles, special-purpose machines, engineering equipment, and fuel transport and refueling means, then in just 19 days of February, the Unmanned Systems Forces units hit 801 such targets.
This is not just statistics — it is systematic work aimed at destroying the enemy’s logistical backbone, which directly affects its ability to maintain combat operations”, — she emphasized.
Units of the Unmanned Systems Forces group also systematically strike enemy targets in strategic depth.
In total, since the beginning of 2026, more than 240 such objects have been hit.
“At the same time, within the first 48 days of 2026, Unmanned Systems Forces units hit more than 240 targets in strategic depth and in temporarily occupied territories.
Combat missions are carried out daily to strike fuel and defense-industry infrastructure, air-defense systems, SAM complexes, radar stations, and other critically important targets”, — the spokesperson said.
Due to the intensity of combat work, security considerations, and deliberate deception of the enemy, a substantial portion of strike information is published with a delay.
“A significant portion of the combat work of the Unmanned Systems Forces units is not reported immediately due to the intensity and continuity of the missions.
The Unmanned Systems Forces systematically operate at tactical, operational, and strategic levels, consistently undermining the enemy’s resource and combat capabilities”, — Major Olha Meloshyna summarized.
