The Main Intelligence Directorate in Crimea struck a Russian "Bastion" missile system and the occupiers' military equipment
In August, fighters from the GUR Group 13 special forces unit carried out a successful operation in the temporarily occupied Crimea and destroyed a Russian “Bastion” coastal missile system.
The Russian “Bastion” system carries “Zircon” and “Onyx” missiles, which the Russian military uses to launch strikes against Ukrainian territory.
During the operation, Group 13 operators also destroyed and struck two fuel tankers and a command-and-control vehicle belonging to Russian forces on the territory of the temporarily occupied peninsula.
As a reminder, on the night of August 16, the Ukrainian Navy struck the positions of the Russian “Bastion” coastal missile system in the temporarily occupied Crimea.
The Ukrainian military struck the launch positions and the system’s deployment site. According to the Ukrainian Navy, the attack resulted in significant losses of equipment and personnel among Russian forces.
Thus, the Russian “Bastion” missile systems in Crimea remain one of the targets of the Ukrainian Defense Forces, as the occupiers can use them to launch “Onyx” and “Zircon” missiles at Ukraine.
This was reported by the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine.
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