Ukrainian Military Achievements in 2026
In October 2026, Ukraine’s armed forces accomplished a record-breaking 31,398 logistics and evacuation missions using ground robotic systems, marking the highest monthly total since the launch of the eBaly program. These mission statistics were recorded within the DELTA combat system and verified by experts from Brave1.
Over the first ten months of 2026, the number of completed missions surged more than fourfold, rising from 7,511 in January to 31,398 in October. Monthly figures are as follows:
- January — 7,511
- February — 7,960
- March — 9,072
- April — 11,028
- May — 14,059
- June — 16,663
- July — 19,935
- August — 25,136
- September — 28,491
- October — 31,398
These ground robotic complexes are deployed in the most hazardous zones to replace soldiers in logistical and evacuation roles, including delivering ammunition, food, water, and evacuating wounded personnel.
Military units earn eBaly points for successfully completed and verified missions through the eBaly system. These points can be redeemed for drones, electronic warfare equipment, and ground robotic systems on the Brave1 Market platform. More than 400 combat units of the Ukrainian Defense Forces have already participated, acquiring technology valued at over 33 billion hryvnias within less than a year.
Key Features of the Robotic Systems
Among the deployed ground robotic vehicles, the Ukrainian-made UNEX UGV stands out. Capable of towing equipment weighing up to 10 tons, transporting ammunition, and crossing water obstacles, the UNEX UGV boasts a modular design and is remotely operated via Starlink and radio communications.
During Operation Vivaldi, Ukrainian forces deployed ground robotic systems behind enemy lines for the first time, highlighting an advanced level of technology integration in combat operations.
The rapid increase in missions carried out by robotic systems showcases the successful integration of cutting-edge technology into Ukraine’s military logistics. Utilizing these systems reduces risks to personnel while enhancing operational efficiency. The eBaly program encourages combat units to actively adopt modern equipment, which could significantly influence the outcome of military engagements.