The actual number of Russian troops involved in assault operations along the line of contact increased by 18% in July compared with May and by 12% compared with June. At the same time, pilots of the Unmanned Systems Forces verified strikes on 9,028 Russian troops during the first 25 days of the month.
This was reported by Commander of the Unmanned Systems Forces Robert Brovdi, call sign “Madyar.”
According to him, the figures are based on a daily analysis of target detection and destruction conducted by the USF intelligence center.
In July, the number of Russian troops involved in assault operations along the line of contact rose by 18% compared with May and by 12% compared with June.
At the same time, the number of enemy personnel struck by USF pilots in July increased by 11% compared with June. Between July 1 and July 25, strikes on 9,028 Russian troops were confirmed.
The daily average in July stands at 365 Russian troops killed. The figure was 310 in May and 329 killed per day in June.
Brovdi predicts that by the end of July, the number of verified strikes on enemy personnel will exceed 11,000.
The number of other targets struck by USF units increased by 4% compared with June. The daily average stands at 1,738 targets, compared with 1,672 in June.
In total, between July 1 and July 25, USF pilots struck 42,847 pieces of equipment, weapons and other enemy targets.
According to Brovdi’s assessment, Russian forces are increasing the use of small infiltration groups, attempting to penetrate behind Ukrainian positions, plant flags and produce videos for reports claiming supposed advances.
The USF commander also said there were signs of covert recruitment of additional personnel in Russia, although the Russian authorities have not publicly announced a new mobilization.
