The rate of destruction of Russian army personnel by pilots of the Unmanned Systems Forces rose 11% in July compared to June.
As UATV English reports, this was announced by Unmanned Systems Forces commander Robert “Madyar” Brovdi on Facebook.
“The actual number of enemy personnel involved in assault operations along the line of contact rose in July by +18% compared to May and +12% compared to June. Source: daily objective analysis of detection/destruction from the Unmanned Systems Forces intelligence center,” Brovdi reported.
According to him, the kill rate of Russian personnel by Unmanned Systems Forces pilots rose 11% in July compared to June and will confidently cross the 11,000-personnel mark (as of July 25, the counter on Pidrakhuiko already shows 9,021 verified individuals).
“365 ‘worms’ per day is the average daily figure for July, compared to 310 in May and an average of 329 per day in June,” Brovdi noted.
He added that strikes on other targets by Unmanned Systems Forces “Birds” rose 4% compared to June, reaching 1,738 per day (versus 1,672 in June), totaling 42,847 units between July 1-25.
“Above all, the enemy is patching the gaps between false reports on the state/position [of forces] and the actual location of their positions along the line of contact. An effective tool for glossing over this is building up infiltration groups with a single goal: to crawl behind the tape and pull off a flag plant with a selfie or external filming, dubbed the ‘one-way ticket’ mission. This requires additional one-time assault resources. And there are two reasons for this: either checks are coming soon, or a reprimand from above has already landed,” Madyar said.
He added that Russian leader Vladimir Putin has not yet publicly announced mobilization, “for obvious reasons tied to the September elections,” but “an injection of fresh cannon fodder is evident.”
“Signs of covert recruitment cannot be hidden from modern OSINT even in the deepest swamp taiga,” Madyar added.
As previously reported, the Unmanned Systems Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine struck six Wildberries warehouses in Russia and in temporarily occupied Crimea.
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