Ukraine hits Russian radar, ammo depot, and UAV control stations in occupied territories
Over the past day, Ukrainian defense forces struck multiple Russian military assets in temporarily occupied territories, including a radar station, an ammunition depot, and drone control points.
Ukrainian defense forces carried out strikes against several Russian military targets in temporarily occupied territories on July 24 and overnight on July 24-25, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported.
According to the General Staff, the following positions were hit: an early-warning radar station near Olenivka (temporarily occupied Crimea); an ammunition depot near Novosemenivka (Kherson Oblast); UAV ground control stations near Bilovody (Sumy Oblast), Lyednyevo (Bryansk Oblast, Russia), Kamianske, Novoivanivka, and Myrne (Zaporizhzhia Oblast), and Komar (Donetsk Oblast); and a Russian command and observation post near Kazachya Lisitsa in Belgorod Oblast, Russia.
The General Staff emphasized that the defense forces will continue to persistently implement measures aimed at stopping the Russian Federation's armed aggression.
Earlier, the Ukrainian president reported that defense forces had struck a Russian military-industrial complex enterprise, an oil refinery in Tyumen, a fuel and lubricants depot, transport vessels, and a warship in the Caspian Sea.
