Ukraine’s drone commander is targeting Russian oil, military personnel, and morale.

Four years prior, Robert Brovdi found himself in auction spaces like Christie’s rather than in grimy trenches. At that time, he was a well-to-do grain trader with a passion for art collecting; remnants of his pre-war existence linger in the paintings and sculptures from Ukrainian artists scattered throughout the bunker. They sit alongside missile casings and seized drones. He is an ethnic Hungarian hailing from Uzhhorod in western Ukraine and is predominantly recognized by his military moniker, Magyar. Previously clean-shaven, he now sports a long beard mixed with ginger and gray.