Ukrainian forces strike Russia's Kasta radar, drone training center, repair base and depots
Photo: The Ukrainian Armed Forces struck a Kasta radar station, a training center, a repair base, and the Russian warehouses (Getty Images)
On August 25 and during the night of August 26, the Ukrainian Defense Forces struck a Kasta radar station, a Russian drone control training center, a Russian repair base, and warehouses, according to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
In Kacha (temporarily occupied Crimea), the Kasta radar station was struck.
In Luhansk, a Russian drone training center was struck.
In addition, in Pervomaiske, located in occupied Crimea, a Russian repair and maintenance base was struck.
Russian depots were also struck:
- A fuel and lubricants depot in Prychepylyvka, Luhansk region
- Logistics depots in Svobodne, Donetsk region, and Novoivanivka (temporarily occupied Crimea)
- Ammunition depots in Staryi Krym and Velyka Novosilka in Donetsk region.
And in Chornomorsk (temporarily occupied Crimea), a Geran/Gerbera drone relay station was struck.
Recent Ukrainian strikes on Russian targets
On the night of August 26, the Ukrainian Armed Forces carried out long-range strikes against 16 Russian targets in just one day.
Specifically, the Ukrainian Armed Forces struck one of Russia's largest oil refineries—Lukoil-Nizhegorodnefteorgsintez in Kstovo, Nizhny Novgorod region.
Meanwhile, Fire Point reported that overnight, Ukrainian FP-1 drones simultaneously struck an oil refinery in Nizhny Novgorod region and Wildberries' largest warehouse in Tambov region.
