Defense forces struck a BK-16 landing craft and a Krasukha-4 system in Crimea
In Sevastopol, in occupied Crimea, Ukrainian forces struck a Russian BK-16 high-speed landing craft. A “Krasukha-4” mobile electronic warfare station was also struck in the area of temporarily occupied Sevastopol.
The General Staff noted that strikes against enemy military targets were carried out on September 2 and during the night of September 3, 2026.
Ukrainian units struck the BK-16 landing craft. The extent of the damage is currently being assessed.
The BK-16 is a high-speed transport and landing craft of Project 02510, which the Russian military can use to transport and land troops, particularly on unfortified coastlines.
In addition, the boat is designed for patrol and counter-sabotage missions.
Key specifications of the BK-16:
- full displacement – approximately 20.5 metric tons;
- length – approximately 16 meters;
- crew – 2;
- troop capacity – up to 19 personnel;
- can be equipped with machine guns and grenade launchers.
Another target was the “Krasukha-4” (1RL257) mobile electronic warfare station.
This is a Russian long-range mobile electronic warfare system designed to jam the onboard radar stations of aircraft and helicopters.
The system is also capable of interfering with the radar systems of unmanned aerial vehicles, communication systems, and other electronic systems.
Thus, the Ukrainian Armed Forces struck both a means of maritime mobility for Russian troops and an electronic warfare system in the area of occupied Sevastopol.
This was reported by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
On August 31 and during the night of September 1, the Ukrainian Defense Forces carried out strikes against a number of military facilities belonging to the Russian occupiers.
On the night of August 26, 2026, units of the Ukrainian Armed Forces struck facilities at the “Lukoil-Nizhegorodnefteorgsintez” LLC oil refinery in the city of Kstovo, Nizhny Novgorod Oblast, Russia.
Ukrainian strikes since July have disabled seven of Wildberries’ ten largest logistics centers in Russia, according to the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense. In particular, following the attack on August 16, the company’s large facilities in Domodedovo and the “Koledino” industrial park ceased operations; the latter covered an area of approximately 250,000 square meters.
On the night of August 26, drones again attacked the Wildberries logistics center in Kotovsk, Tambov Oblast, Russia, after which a massive fire broke out at the facility. According to Russian authorities, the fire covered at least 40,000 square meters, and one employee was injured.
Ukrainian drones simultaneously attacked a Lukoil oil refinery and a Wildberries warehouse in Russia.
As a reminder, the Orsk oil refinery in the Orenburg region of the Russian Federation completely halted operations following an attack by Ukrainian drones.
