On February 27, operators of the 1st Battalion, @Raid_413 struck an enemy "Pantsir-S1" self-propelled anti-aircraft gun-missile (SPAAGM) system using a Ukrainian-made middle-strike asset. The strike took place in the Donetsk direction, near the settlement of Mariupol, on the territory of the "Azovstal" metallurgical plant. The estimated cost of the destroyed system is approximately $15 million USD. The "Pantsir-S1" is one of the key elements of the enemy's air defense (AD). The Unmanned Systems Forces systematically and regularly degrade the air defense capabilities of the Russian army. Each strike on such systems reduces the enemy's combat potential and creates opportunities for further strikes against equipment, logistics, and command posts. USF: One step ahead!

During the first 48 days of 2026, units of the Unmanned Systems Forces struck over 240 enemy targets in strategic depth as well as in temporarily occupied territories. Units of the USF grouping carry out daily combat missions to strike the enemy’s fuel and energy facilities, defense industrial infrastructure, air defense systems, surface-to-air missile systems, radar stations, and other key targets. A significant portion of this work is not reported оперативно due to the intensity of operations. Throughout January–February 2026, units of the @1uas_army, the deep strike battalion “Kairos” of the @414magyarbirds Brigade, the 412th Nemesis Brigade, the @413_raid regiment “Raid,” and the “Graf” unit of the USF struck a number of sensitive enemy facilities in the rear. Some targets were engaged in coordination with other components of Ukraine’s Defense Forces. “I no longer report this in daily posts as before — there’s simply no time for posts. However, the General Staff publishes some updates every day, and all available videos appear in Telegram channels. We are focused on the contact line and preparing for the occupiers’ summer offensive, which will likely begin as early as March,” — Commander of the Unmanned Systems Forces, Major Robert “Magyar” Brovdi Strike indicators continue to grow: between 1–17 February alone, thousands of enemy targets were neutralized, and overall operational statistics are updated in real time. USF online strike dashboard: sbs-group.army� The USF systematically strikes targets from the line of contact deep into the enemy’s rear, consistently degrading its combat capabilities. USF: One Step Ahead!

The Unmanned Systems Forces deliver supplies by air to adjacent units On the Oleksandrivka axis, ground logistics to certain positions are complicated—so aerial logistics takes over. Operators of the 413th Separate Unmanned Systems Regiment “Raid” (@413_raid ) deliver packages to adjacent units in areas that are not always accessible by vehicle. The cargo includes ammunition, food, water, medical supplies, and other essentials required to carry out missions. When every minute matters, delivery comes from the sky. USF: One step ahead!

Operators of the Unmanned Systems Forces systematically neutralize enemy UAVs The enemy continues to intensively employ strike unmanned aerial vehicles — both against units of the Ukrainian Defense Forces and to carry out terrorist attacks on civilians and critical infrastructure. Within the Unmanned Systems Forces (USF), in addition to crews that intercept aerial targets using interceptor drones, units of electronic warfare (EW) also counter airborne threats. Since the beginning of January, EW specialists of the 413th “Raid” Regiment of the Unmanned Systems Forces have jammed more than 150 enemy FPV drones and “Molniya”-type UAVs, capable of carrying a warhead weighing up to 10 kg. Thanks to effective electronic jamming, EW operators of the 413th Separate Unmanned Systems Regiment “Raid” (@413_raid ) reduce the intensity of enemy UAV operations, provide cover for units along mission directions, and help protect the civilian population. Online scoreboard of USF Group confirmed hits: sbs-group.army/uk USF: One step ahead!

Magyar on the line. Enough running from the army – it’s time to fly! I’m announcing recruitment to the ranks of the Unmanned Systems Forces (USF). 15,000+ vacancies, half of which are roles from civilian life. ‼️ You will serve where you choose and as who you personally choose – that’s a commander’s word. Just type three letters online: U S F or use the link: 👉 usforces.army/?utm_source=tg… Twelve “Bird” units are waiting for you! Drone, munition, and all gear are waiting for the pilot – not the other way around. Leave that hassle to me. We’ll train you, get you airborne, and keep you safe. In just 5 months, the USF group has delivered results: 30,000 sent off and permanently removed from the enemy’s “special military operation”, over 100,000 enemy targets destroyed or neutralized in 150 days. That’s the equivalent of two full russian army assault corps down. Or, for those who prefer simpler math – 50 fully manned battalions. We aim to become 5% of the total manpower of Ukraine’s Defense Forces. Without a doubt, we’ll achieve our mission: a continuous Drone Line from flag to flag along the entire current front line – at tactical, operational, and strategic depth. Join us – the war is in full swing. (c) Commander of the USF Robert MAGYAR Brovdi 30.10.25

Operators of the @413_raid unit of the Unmanned Systems Forces conducts systematic detection, identification, and engagement of the enemy’s strike and reconnaissance UAVs. Among targets struck in September: • 5 enemy UAVs • 14 drone launch sites • 10 artillery systems • 5 armored vehicles • 2 MLRS, SAM systems, and Anti-aircraft guns • 55 enemy personnel • 250 shelters The interception and destruction of the enemy’s UAVs significantly reduces their ability to carry out aerial reconnaissance, adjust artillery fire, and also limits their capacity to strike rear-area targets and positions of Ukrainian forces. USF: One Step Ahead!

💥 USF Drone Operators Eliminate High-Value Targets Despite Intense Jamming On the Novopavlivka direction, operators of the @413_raid Battalion of the Unmanned Systems Forces continue to operate successfully despite heavy enemy electronic warfare interference. Amid the ruins of an industrial facility, they detected a Buk-M1 SAM launcher. The first strike forced the occupiers to change position, while the second — hitting the radar antenna — disabled the launcher. Russian EW systems also failed to prevent strikes on other targets, including a 2S1 Gvozdika self-propelled howitzer and a towed artillery piece. In addition, the battalion's operators precisely struck a russian APC with crew riding on top, destroyed a Ural military truck, and disabled both a KAMAZ and a UAZ vehicle. 🇺🇦 USF: Always One Step Ahead!

💥 Fighters from the "Raid" Battalion Destroy Rare North Korean MLRS In the Novopavlivka direction, operators from the @413_raid Battalion of the Unmanned Systems Forces detected and destroyed an M1991 multiple launch rocket system (MLRS) produced by North Korea. The pilot struck one of the rockets on the launcher rack with a strike drone. The munition detonated, tearing through the crew cabin, and then the entire ammunition load exploded. The M1991 is a North Korean version of the Soviet 220 mm "Uragan" MLRS, but with an increased caliber of 240 mm and a strike range of up to 60 km. The presence of these systems in enemy hands was first confirmed on video in April 2025. 🇺🇦 USF: One step ahead!