May 29, 2026
Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces struck russian Buk-M2 command vehicle, Nebo SV radar, S-350-related asset, multiple depots, a deployment point, and logistics routes
Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces continue to intensify deep strikes against russian air defense assets and logistics infrastructure in temporarily occupied territories, underscoring Kyiv’s growing emphasis on long-range drone warfare. Footage of the latest operations was released by Major Robert Magyar Brovdi.
According to Robert Magyar Brovdi, several high-value russian targets were struck in temporarily occupied Luhansk region. Among them was a command-and-staff vehicle belonging to russian Buk-M2 surface-to-air missile system in the city of Kadiivka. The strike was reportedly carried out by the Kairos 9th Battalion.
Another notable target was the Nebo SV radar station located near the village of Kamianka. The radar system was reportedly hit by Ukraine’s 1st Center, demonstrating a continued effort to degrade russia’s battlefield surveillance and air defense detection capabilities.
Russian logistics hubs also came under attack. Ukrainian drone operators struck a material and technical supply depot belonging to russia’s 39th Brigade in the city of Sorokyne, formerly known as Krasnodon. Another warehouse linked to russian 330th Regiment was reportedly destroyed near the village of Tsvitni Pisky.
In Donetsk region, Ukrainian forces targeted a tractor vehicle associated with the advanced S-350 Vityaz air defense system near the village of Kamianuvate. S-350 system is considered one of russia’s newest medium-range air defense platforms, designed to replace older S-300 variants.
A temporary deployment point of russia’s 9th Brigade, part of the 51st Army, was also struck near the village of Bezimenne. The operation involved both the 1st Center and the Raid 413th Regiment, highlighting increasing coordination between specialized drone units.
Additional strikes against russian logistics routes in temporarily occupied parts of the Zaporizhzhia and Donetsk regions were reportedly conducted by the 13 Detachment of the 414th Brigade and the Nemesis 412th Brigade. The operations appear aimed at disrupting russian sustainment capabilities behind the front line.
Robert Brovdi is one of Ukraine’s greatest heroes. He doesn’t screw around or talk a bunch of rubbish, he goes into action and kills and destroys.