According to Ukrinform, this was reported by The Wall Street Journal. “The Unmanned Systems Forces says the Kremlin has put out the word through post-Soviet criminal networks of a $20 million reward for information about Maj. Brovdi’s whereabouts,” the report states. According to the publication, Russian courts have convicted Brovdi in absentia of “terrorism” in connection with Ukrainian military operations and sentenced him to lengthy prison terms. The WSJ notes that due to the effectiveness of Ukrainian drones, the Kremlin has made “Magyar” one of its primary targets. Due to the threat to their lives, the commander and his subordinates adhere to strict security measures. Brovdi attributes this enemy focus to the scale of the Russian army’s losses.
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