Ukrainian air force strikes FSB positions in Bryansk region
Illustrative photo: Ukraine hits enemy positions in Bryansk region (facebook.com/kpszsu)
On February 27, Ukrainian aviation targeted positions of Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) in the Bryansk region, destroying key enemy infrastructure, according to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
“Yesterday, the aviation of the Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine successfully struck a border outpost of the FSB of the Russian Federation in Belaya Beryozka, Bryansk region,” the General Staff reported.
The strike resulted in the destruction of critical Russian military infrastructure, including:
- Communication equipment;
- Signal amplifiers;
- Satellite communication devices;
- Other technical systems used for coordinating combat operations.
This attack significantly reduced the ability of the Russian army to manage their forces and resources in the region.
Photo: Belaya Beryozka on the map
“This strike is another step in weakening enemy forces and reducing their military potential. Ukraine’s defense forces continue to inflict losses on the occupiers until the last Russian invader leaves Ukrainian territory,” the General Staff stated.
Successful attacks in Zaporizhzhia region
Yesterday, on February 27, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported that Ukrainian defenders had conducted a precision strike on a building used by the Russian army as an observation post. This point was located in Zaporizhzhia region.
Also on February 26, Ukrainian aviation struck an enemy drone control center.
