Unmanned Systems Forces destroy Russian tanks and crossing point: Footage
Photo: several Russian tanks and howitzers turned into scrap (facebook.com/GeneralStaff)
Operators of the Unmanned Systems Forces (SBS) destroyed Russian tanks, a crossing point, and a fuel depot.
At one of the key front-line sectors, operators of the 412th Nemesis Regiment of the Armed Forces of Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces (SBS) carried out effective strikes against the enemy, destroying several tanks and howitzers. As a result, the intensity of Russian attacks decreased, while the tactical situation for the Defense Forces’ units, on the contrary, improved.
In addition, the operators destroyed a crossing point and a fuel and lubricants depot, depriving the Russian forces of the ability to quickly move reserves and supply them with fuel.
"The systematic work of SBS fighters restricts enemy maneuvers and reduces their offensive capabilities. The 412th Nemesis Regiment has once again confirmed its status as one of the most effective strike forces in this sector," the outlet reads.
Since the beginning of September, the Unmanned Systems Forces have struck 13,611 targets in total, including 3,693 enemy personnel from the aggressor country’s army.
Ukrainian defenders struck a logistics hub of the Russian Marine Corps based in the Kursk region. As a result of the precise attack, the occupiers were left without an ammunition depot, a storage base for materiel, and concealed sites for weapons and military equipment.
It was also reported that units of Ukraine’s Special Operations Forces attacked the Volgograd oil refinery in Russia, halting its operations.
The plant supplies fuel to the Russian army, including for combat operations and logistics. Following the accurate strike, large fires were recorded at the refinery, leading to its subsequent shutdown.
