Ukraine strikes Russian ammo depot and drone control hub in overnight attacks
Photo: Ukrainian Armed Forces strike Russian ammunition depot and drone control center (Getty Images)
Ukraine’s Defense Forces struck several logistics facilities and concentrations of Russian troops on the night of March 4, according to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
According to the General Staff, as part of efforts to reduce the offensive potential of the Russian aggressor, units of Ukraine’s Defense Forces struck:
- An ammunition storage depot near Nyzhnia Krynka;
- A warehouse of materiel and technical supplies near Chystiakove in the temporarily occupied Donetsk region;
- A ground-based repeater of the command post for Geran/Gerbera-type strike drones in the area of Chornomorske in temporarily occupied Ukrainian Crimea.
Ukrainian troops also struck concentrations of enemy personnel on the outskirts of Berezove in the Dnipropetrovsk region and near Pokrovsk in the Donetsk region.
Russian losses and the scale of the damage are being clarified.
Ukraine's strikes on enemy targets
On March 3, units of Ukraine’s Defense Forces carried out a series of strikes on Russian targets in temporarily occupied territories.
A radar station that is part of an S-300 air defense system (Tytarivka, temporarily occupied territory of the Luhansk region) was hit, as well as a Sopka-2 air target detection radar and a 39N6 Kasta-2E2 radar in temporarily occupied Crimea.
A day earlier, the Defense Forces struck important Russian military facilities in Crimea and in the Luhansk region. Rare radar stations and other equipment were hit.
On February 28, Ukrainian troops carried out a series of precise strikes on rear facilities of Russian forces in captured territories and in the Belgorod region. The Defense Forces hit a forward division command post, numerous ammunition and fuel depots, as well as areas where enemy personnel were concentrated.
