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Defense forces struck an amphibious boat and an electronic warfare system in Crimea

Defense forces struck an amphibious boat and an electronic warfare system in Crimea

Anastasia Kabysh
Anastasia Kabysh

managing editor

Defense forces struck an amphibious boat and an electronic warfare system in Crimea
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On September 2 and during the night of September 2–3, units of the Ukrainian Defense Forces carried out a series of successful strikes against a number of key Russian military targets in the temporarily occupied territories. 

This was reported by the General Staff’s press service on Telegram.

According to the report, a high-speed transport and landing craft of Project 02510 BK-16 (a vessel approximately 16 meters long with a full displacement of 20.5 metric tons, capable of carrying 2 crew members and up to 19 troops, and can be equipped with machine guns and grenade launchers), as well as a "Krasukha-4" long-range mobile electronic warfare station (1RL257), designed to jam onboard aircraft radars, drones, and communications equipment. 

Additionally, it is reported that a strike against a Russian UAV command post was successfully carried out near the Crimean settlement of Maryine. 

In addition, it is known that in the Donetsk region, in Zhelanne, an enemy UAV depot was destroyed; in the Ilovaisk area, an ammunition depot was destroyed; and in the Zaporizhzhia region, occupier targets at the "Vostochny" training ground in Novopetrivka were struck. 

The extent of the damage and losses inflicted on the enemy is still being assessed, the ministry concluded. 

As a reminder, earlier the Ukrainian Defense Forces struck a number of Russian military targets; in particular, the destruction of a Russian MiG-29 fighter jet and a Ka-27 helicopter has been confirmed.

Read also: On August 31 and during the night of September 1, units of the Ukrainian Defense Forces struck drone launch sites, a communications hub, a command and observation post, and Russian military warehouses.

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    • Anastasia Kabysh
      Anastasia Kabysh

      managing editor

      She studied at the School of Journalism at Boris Grinchenko Kyiv Metropolitan University. She has been working in the media since 2023. She previously worked at Channel 5.

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