Russia’s $20 Million Hunt for Ukraine’s Drone Chief “Madyar”
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Russia’s $20 Million Hunt for Ukraine’s Drone Chief “Madyar”
Russia is reportedly offering $20 million through post-Soviet criminal networks for information revealing the whereabouts of Robert “Madyar” Brovdi, commander of Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces, according to The Wall Street Journal on September 25.
Ukrainian drones, manufactured locally, play a crucial role in the conflict against Russia, allowing long-range strikes. The unit "The Birds of Magyar", led by Robert Brovdi, is...
Ukrainian Commander Robert "Madyar-Brovdi has become a priority target for the Russians, and the representatives of the Systems Forces without Pilot claim that Moscow would have put a $20 million reward for information about where they are...
Russia announced a reward of $20 million for information about the whereabouts of Robert Brody (Madyar), commander of the Ukrainian Armed Forces Drone Force. According to the publication The Wall Street Journal (WSJ), the Kremlin announced this award through post-Soviet criminal groups.
The commander of the U.S. U.S. drone force, Robert Brodie (Madyar), has become one of the main objectives of the Kremlin.
Russia has offered $20 million for information on the whereabouts of the commander of the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ Unmanned Systems Forces, Robert Brody, known by the call sign “Magyar.” This claim was published by journalist Gillian Kay Melchior in The Wall Street Journal and quoted by UNIAN. According to the publication of the American publication, the Kremlin used post-Soviet criminal networks to announce the reward. The Unmanned Systems Force…
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