Ukraine's Unmanned Systems Forces have reported a new series of coordinated strikes against high-value russian military targets across temporarily occupied Ukrainian territory and inside russia.
According to the Unmanned Systems Forces, multiple specialized units participated in the operation, targeting a diverse range of assets, including radar stations, air defense systems, a naval drone base, and a launch site used for russian strike UAVs. The strikes were carried out in coordination with the Deep Strike Center.
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In Crimea, operators from the 9th Kairos Battalion struck a base used for maritime drones along with radar installations protected by radar-transparent shelters.
Elsewhere, operators from the Nemesis 412th Brigade reportedly hit the P-18 early-warning radar in Zaporizhzhia region, while the Phoenix unit struck the Buk-M3 surface-to-air missile system that was being transported on a heavy trailer in Donetsk region.
The campaign also extended into russia's Rostov Oblast, where Kairos Battalion operators reportedly struck the Nebo-SVU radar station and the Sopka-2 transportable radar system.
In another strike, the Phoenix operators targeted a launch site for russian strike drones at Donetsk Airfield.
The Unmanned Systems Forces also reported progress in the MoLoCHKa Operation, stating that four additional tankers had been struck. Since the operation began on July 6, 2026, a total of 205 vessels have reportedly been targeted, 130 in the Sea of Azov and 75 in the Black Sea, highlighting Ukraine's expanding campaign against russian maritime logistics.
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