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The Ukrainian Armed Forces destroyed several UAV command posts and warehouses belonging to the Russian occupiers

UA NEWS 19 September 2026 14:53
The Ukrainian Armed Forces destroyed several UAV command posts and warehouses belonging to the Russian occupiers

On September 18 and during the night of September 18–19, the Ukrainian Defense Forces carried out strikes against a number of key military targets belonging to Russian terrorist forces. Among the targets hit were enemy drone command centers, a training ground, and warehouses.

 

Enemy UAV control centers were struck in the Luhanske and Pokrovsk districts of Donetsk Oblast, as well as in the Volodymyrivka, Verbove, Novoprokopivka, Dobropillia, and Rivnopillia districts of Zaporizhzhia Oblast. Two such command posts were struck in the Novoprokopivka area.

Additionally, the “Vostochny” training ground was struck in the area of the temporarily occupied Novopetrivka in Zaporizhzhia Oblast.
In addition, in the Donetsk region, a logistics depot was struck in Rybinske, and an ammunition depot belonging to the Russian aggressor was struck in the Amvrosiivka area.

Based on the results of previous strikes, it has been confirmed that on September 17, 2026, an enemy 80P6 radar station was damaged near the village of Mityuli in the Smolensk Oblast of the Russian Federation.

This was reported by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

As a reminder, four enemy aircraft were destroyed as a result of a Ukrainian Armed Forces attack on the Russian military airfield “Rostov-Central.” This is evidenced by photos that appeared on social media.

On September 17, Ukrainian defense forces destroyed a Russian S-400 launcher in the Bryansk region. According to Fire Point, the strike was carried out by FP-1 drones, and the launcher itself had previously been used by the Russian military to strike Kyiv.

Signum pilots destroyed 12 enemy UAVs in a single engagement. Among the downed drones were “Gerberas,” “Shaheds,” “Lancets,” and BM-35s.

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