The Ukrainian Armed Forces struck 19 power facilities in occupied Crimea over the past two days: a total of 136 targets since the start of the operation

This was reported by Robert “Madyar” Brovdi, commander of the Special Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

According to him, on July 23–24, SBS units carried out operations targeting energy infrastructure in occupied Crimea and other temporarily occupied territories.

Among the targets struck were substations in Yalta, Gurzuf, Feodosia, Yevpatoria, Sudak, Gaspra, Koktebel, and other settlements.

In total, according to Brovdi, since the start of the operation on July 1, the Unmanned Systems Forces have struck 136 energy targets.

As a reminder, Denis Shtilerman, chief designer at Fire Point, released footage of the launch of the “Flamingo” missile, hinting that this was the weapon the Ukrainian Defense Forces used to successfully strike the “Aviatek” aircraft plant in the Russian city of Kirov.

Residents of Kirov, Russia, reported a missile attack by the Ukrainian Defense Forces. Following the attack, city residents observed thick black smoke rising into the sky above the industrial zone.

According to social media reports, the “Aviatek” plant – a facility belonging to the Russian aviation and defense complex – was hit.

The plant manufactures aviation equipment and other products for the Russian defense industry. In particular, the plant specializes in the production of anti-aircraft guided missiles, target missiles, ejection seats, and aviation systems.