In Sevastopol, a "Nebo-U" radar station was hit; in the temporarily occupied territories, fuel and ammunition depots were struck, according to the General Staff

This information comes from the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

“Nebo-U” is a Russian long-range, three-coordinate meter-band radar system designed to detect and track air targets, including aircraft, cruise missiles, and ballistic missiles. Taking out the station significantly reduces the enemy’s ability to control the airspace and detect air targets.

Ukrainian troops also struck:

• an UAV command post near Mirne in the Zaporizhzhia region;
• a fuel and lubricants depot in the Dovzhansk area of Luhansk Oblast;
• an ammunition depot in the Novyi Hai area of Zaporizhzhia Oblast;
• a logistics depot in the Kalanchak area of the Kherson region;
• a troop concentration area near Butyrok in the Belgorod region of the Russian Federation.

Striking these targets weakens the enemy’s capabilities, disrupts its logistics, and reduces its ability to stockpile ammunition, equipment, and personnel.

As a reminder, on August 12, the Ukrainian Defense Forces carried out a series of strikes against enemy military targets in the temporarily occupied territory of Crimea. Near Novofedorivka, the control tower at the “Saki” airfield was struck. Near Chornomorsk, a relay station used to control attack UAVs was destroyed.