Ukrainian forces strike Russian drone bases, radars, and command posts
Photo: Ukrainian defense forces struck a number of key Russian targets (Getty Images)
The Ukrainian Defense Forces have struck many key Russian military targets. These include drone launch sites, command posts, and other facilities, according to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
In the area of temporarily occupied Donetsk, Ukrainian forces struck a facility used for storing, preparing, and launching attack drones.
In addition, units of the Ukrainian Armed Forces struck a Russian command post in Fedorivka, Donetsk region, as well as a command and observation post in Petrivka, Kharkiv region.
Furthermore, a storage facility for Russian fuel and lubricants in Rovenky, Luhansk region, was struck.
Strikes on Russian targets
Ukrainian defenders neutralized key Russian reconnaissance and communications assets on Russian territory and in occupied Crimea.
Specifically, a radar station was struck in Bobrik, Bryansk region, and a repeater for the Russian MESH networks was struck in Gustomoy, Kursk region.
In the Crimean settlements of Suvorove and Rysove, Grenadier technical reconnaissance posts were struck.
On September 3, Ukrainian drones struck a Russian Kasta-2E2 radar station in the Zaporizhzhia region. Depending on the configuration, its estimated cost starts at $60 million.
In addition, on the night of September 3, the Ukrainian Defense Forces struck a Russian BK-16 landing craft in Sevastopol. The extent of damage to the enemy vessel is currently being assessed.
