Ukrainian drones struck the occupiers' logistics operations along the route to Crimea
Pilots from the SIGNUM Battalion of the 59th Brigade of the Unmanned Systems Forces are striking the Mariupol–Chongar highway, which serves as a key logistics route for Russian troops to the temporarily occupied Crimea.
Ukrainian drone operators have brought this route under fire control, hindering the supply lines of the occupying forces. The military has released a video of the combat operations.
Hornet drones are conducting fire control over the route that the occupiers used to supply personnel, ammunition, fuel, and military equipment.
The unit notes that strikes on this section have significantly disrupted Russian logistics, turning what was once a “safe” route into a constant risk zone for the occupiers.
Despite Russian propaganda claims that everything is under control, residents of the temporarily occupied territories are increasingly witnessing explosions, burning equipment, and attempts by Russian troops to salvage their own supplies.
The Ukrainian military is also urging civilians who are forced to remain in the temporarily occupied territories to exercise the utmost caution. The occupiers often disguise their logistics among civilian traffic, using trucks and cars belonging to local residents.
This is reported on the unit’s Telegram channel.
Video: SIGNUM drone operators destroyed four of the occupiers’ artillery pieces in the Lyman sector.
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