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SBU Alpha special forces hit over 2,000 targets using drones in March alone

In March 2026, the Alpha Special Operations Center of the State Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) emerged as the top-performing unit within the Ukrainian Defense Forces for the number of targets engaged and destroyed via drones, the SBU reports.

"Following the results of March, the unit became the best among all components of the Ukrainian Defense Forces in terms of the number of targets hit and destroyed using drones," the Ukrainian intelligence agency announced on its Telegram channel Friday, noting that Alpha special forces defend the country 24/7 at the front.

According to SBU data, verified by the Special Operations Center’s specialized department, the unit’s fighters "subtracted" more than 10,200 Russian infantrymen in a single month.

"They also credited 7,346 other targets to their account, of which 5,122 were destroyed and 2,224 damaged. These include 2,218 UAVs, 1,279 surveillance and communication tools, 1,606 fortifications and engineering structures, 810 light vehicles, 422 motorcycles, 187 trucks, 90 artillery systems and self-propelled guns, 59 armored vehicles, and 10 MLRS," the agency specified.

Acting Head of the SBU Yevhen Khmara stated that the Alpha Special Operations Center consistently ranks among the most effective units of the Defense Forces. "This is not a random success, but systemic work and a professional approach to combat missions," he said.

The intelligence chief noted: "The Russians are used to pressing with mass. We, however, fight with intellect, precision, and technology. This is exactly where our advantage lies." Khmara assured that the SBU will continue to maximize efforts to "gain new trumps for Ukraine and compel the opponents to peace."

The SBU is currently inviting applicants to join the unit. "If you want to effectively destroy the enemy in a team of true professionals—don’t miss your chance. Become part of Alpha now," the agency added, providing recruitment links.

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