Unmanned aerial systems struck 102 Russian targets in 48 hours
On August 6–7, units of Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces reported striking 102 enemy targets deep within Russian territory and in the occupied territories. Among the targets struck were six “shadow fleet” vessels, power distribution centers, fuel and ammunition depots, air defense systems, and control stations for “Shahed/Geran” drones.
According to military sources, two fuel and ammunition depots, two radar systems, a “Buk” surface-to-air missile system, locomotives, fuel tankers, control relays for attack drones, and communication towers were also struck.
The total number of energy facilities struck as part of Operation “Crimea: Circuit Breaker Off” from July 1 to August 7 stands at 211 in the temporarily occupied territories.
Among the targeted facilities are:
the FSB unit’s deployment site in Shchaslyvtseve, Kherson Oblast;
the 330 kV “Zorya” and “Mirna” power substations in the Donetsk region;
the 110 kV “Misto-4,” “Misto-11,” and “Misto-2” power substations in Mariupol;
a power substation in Berdiansk, Zaporizhzhia Oblast;
power substations in the settlements of Berezivske and Donetsk in Luhansk Oblast;
the power substation in Shyroka Balka, Donetsk Oblast;
a power substation in Dokuchaevsk, Donetsk Oblast;
a repair facility and a shelter for weapons and equipment in Vovchansk, Zaporizhzhia Oblast;
a logistics depot and military equipment repair facility in Novoye Zhittya in the temporarily occupied Crimea;
a training ground, command post, and equipment parking area in Novoozernoye, Crimea;
a repair and restoration base in the village of Abrikosove in Crimea.
Source: MADYAR
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