Ukrainian forces struck a repair facility for russian Iskander-M operational-tactical missile systems near Kondrinka in russia's Kursk region, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported on Tuesday, October 13.
The facility was used to repair self-propelled launchers and transporter-loader vehicles belonging to Iskander-M missile systems. The report did not specify the extent of the damage caused by the strike.
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The Iskander-M is russian operational-tactical missile system used to conduct strikes against targets at operational depths. Its launchers and support vehicles are essential to maintaining the system's operational readiness, making repair facilities an important component of its support infrastructure.
In addition to the repair facility, Ukrainian forces struck several other military targets, including russian radar station near Shkryabino in russia's Bryansk region. The General Staff did not identify the radar system or provide further details about the damage.
Ukrainian forces also targeted russian logistics infrastructure in temporarily occupied Ukrainian territory in Luhansk region. A fuel and lubricants depot was struck near Dovzhansk, while an ammunition depot was hit near Rubizhne.
The strikes also targeted concentrations of russian personnel at several locations. In Donetsk region, Ukrainian forces hit troop concentrations near Selydove, Rozdolne, Suzhenka, and Myrnohrad.
Additional strikes were reported near Naberezhne in Zaporizhzhia region and Kuzemivka in Luhansk region. The General Staff did not provide casualty figures or details about the damage inflicted on these personnel concentrations.
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