"A drone is not yogurt, shelf life is unlimited"
— Telegram channel, on the philosophy of drone application
"Cheap technologies can destroy expensive enemy equipment"
— On the efficiency principle of FPV drones
"Drones worth hundreds of dollars effectively neutralize armored vehicles; any tank can be stopped by a $400 drone"
— Speech at the NATO summit in Wiesbaden, July 18, 2025
"Drone strikes on oil infrastructure deep inside Russia will intensify. Territories 1,500–2,000 km inside Russian territory are no longer a 'peaceful rear'"
— BBC interview, April 2026
"Every controller, every crew, every drone — pure mathematics goes into battle"
— Telegram channel, on measurability of results
"Candies = Results"
— On in-house ammunition production
"Ammunition waits for pilots, not the other way around"
— On the principle of unit supply
"Pilots fly, everyone else works to support the process"
— Telegram channel, on division of roles in the unit
"You will serve where you choose and as what you choose personally, commander's word"
— Principle of competent mobilization
"Everyone who wanted to fight is fighting, everyone who wanted to leave has left. Those who are hiding—we don't count on them; this is not the personnel that will be useful"
— Statement on mobilization, April 2026
"It is necessary to reach a loss balance at around 30–35 thousand per month to equalize the flow and losses of enemy manpower"
— March 2025, on systematic destruction of enemy personnel
"The Freedom-Loving Ukrainian Bird uses rationally—every night escalates the implementation of long-range sanctions"
— Telegram channel, on strategic strikes deep into RF
"Epic humiliation and symbolic zeroing"
— Telegram channel, on results of operations against the enemy
"We will become x3. And this must be done operatively and with quality. Without withdrawing from any section of the front where the Madyar's Birds Team currently operates"
— December 10, 2024, on transformation into a brigade
"The unit has learned to destroy the enemy with quality"
— On the transition from episodic to systematic destruction
"12 USF unmanned units constitute ~2% of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, but destroy about 1 in 3 enemy manpower units and 1 in 3 enemy targets"
Four key threats:
"First challenge: Russia can throw more infantry into assault than Ukrainian forces manage to destroy per month"
"Second challenge: Mass use of cheap but effective intimidation weapons—'Shaheds' that destroy civilian infrastructure"
"Third challenge: Lack of additional volunteers—those who wanted to fight are already in combat; don't count on 'manna from heaven'"
"Fourth challenge: A multi-layered, echeloned air defense/SAM system is needed"
On the "kill zone":
"Drones form a 'kill zone' (~20 km) around the front strip. One of the tasks is expanding the kill zone to destroy enemy targets before they approach the line of contact"
On the threat to NATO:
"If the adversary deploys hundreds of drones daily (200–300+), traditional civil defense systems may prove unprepared. An operational review of national security doctrines in NATO countries is needed"
"Drone technologies are cheap and accessible: in the hands of terrorists they can destabilize entire states"
"Ukraine's experience has practical value for other countries; countries' assistance to Ukraine is the 'price' for access to this experience"
"MLCHK—Moscow Will Fall Through Crimea."
— Telegram channel, 15.07.2026, official decoding of operation "MoLOChKa" name
"Hitting Wildberries isn't about a fire worth 100 billion. It's about destroying in a second the illusion of a well-fed peaceful life of the submissive biomass of the aggressor country."
— Telegram channel, 23.07.2026, about the "Wild Berry" campaign
"Minus 75% of Kerch ferry crossing capacity during two weeks of USF Operation 'MoLoChKa'. 25% remains, will they survive?"
— Telegram channel, 19.07.2026
"The first war in Russian history when Ukrainians are fighting not on their side, but against them."
— Telegram channel, 21.07.2026
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