It became known how many enemy targets Ukrainian drones destroyed in March.

General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine: the development of combat capabilities of drones is a priority

The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported that expanding the combat capabilities of unmanned systems on the battlefield is one of the main priorities. They also provided statistics on the number of enemy targets destroyed by drones in March 2025. According to the General Staff, over 77 thousand targets were hit and destroyed this month, which is 10% more than in February.

The General Staff's message states: 'By increasing the role of drones, we save the lives of our defenders. We thank the warriors for their professional and effective execution of combat missions.'

Operational Strategic Group 'Khortytsia' released Russia's losses

The Operational Strategic Group of Troops 'Khortytsia' has disclosed data on Russia's losses on the Eastern front. Over the three months of 2025, Russia lost 146 servicemen, 1 tank, 2 armored fighting vehicles, and 4.5 artillery pieces.

Moreover, Russian occupation forces plan to occupy the entire Donetsk region, particularly the Lyman direction will become especially hot. The Russians are preparing for this and accumulating reserves.

Russia continues to strive for the occupation of Donetsk, Luhansk, Zaporizhzhia, and Kherson regions, but the Russian army does not have enough strength for a large-scale offensive in several sections of the front, as it was in 2024.

Analysis:

According to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, significant progress has been made in developing the combat capabilities of unmanned systems. The increase in the number of enemy targets destroyed in one month indicates the high efficiency of drones in the Ukrainian army. This approach helps preserve the lives of soldiers and contributes to the successful execution of combat missions.

The Operational Strategic Group of Troops 'Khortytsia' revealed notable losses of Russia on the Eastern front. This gives grounds to believe that the Ukrainian military grouping is successfully resisting. Currently, Russia does not have enough resources for a large-scale offensive in several directions of the front, indicating an improvement in Ukraine's defensive capabilities.