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Ukrainian agents reveal air defense site in occupied Sevastopol

Ukrainian agents reveal air defense site in occupied Sevastopol Ukrainian agents conducted reconnaissance of a strategic air defense complex (photo: Russian media)

Agents of the Atesh movement conducted reconnaissance of launch sites of surface-to-air missile systems in the temporarily occupied Sevastopol and identified the most priority targets, Atesh reports.

"Our agents conducted long-term reconnaissance of a strategic air defense facility in Sevastopol at the coordinates 44.522869742, 33.481280004. The facility provides air protection for the Black Sea Fleet and other key military sites on the territory of Crimea," the Atesh report says.

During the observation, air defense and electronic intelligence systems, their deployment, and operating modes were recorded. The scouts also tracked the movement of air defense complexes and established the duty schedules of service members at the facility.

"All collected intelligence data has been transferred to the Defense Forces of Ukraine for further operational planning. Each such identified target weakens the Russian air defense system and brings the liberation of Crimea closer," representatives of the movement emphasized.

Ukrainian agents reveal air defense site in occupied Sevastopol

Ukrainian agents reveal air defense site in occupied Sevastopol

Ukrainian agents reveal air defense site in occupied Sevastopol

Ukrainian agents reveal air defense site in occupied Sevastopol

Strikes on targets in temporarily occupied Crimea

In temporarily occupied Crimea, as a result of an attack on the night of September 21, air defense facilities and military infrastructure were damaged.

Explosions had also been heard earlier in the area of the Foros sanatorium on the peninsula. This site is associated with the Federal Security Service. As a result of the strike, there could have been killed and wounded.

Recently, for the first time in history, two enemy Be-12 Chayka amphibious aircraft were destroyed in Crimea.