Ukrainian forces struck a range of russian military targets in temporarily occupied Crimea and the frontline areas on August 27 and during the night of August 28, according to Ukraine's General Staff.
The reported targets included radar systems, communications equipment, a training center, UAV command posts, and a concentration of weapons and military equipment.
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In the area of Olenivka in temporarily occupied Crimea, Ukrainian forces hit the Nebo-SV radar station, the P-18 radar equipment unit, and a mobile communications system.
Another communications-related target was struck near Frunze in temporarily occupied Crimea. Ukrainian forces hit the Nikolaevka radio-relay station, which is used to provide communications links between military units and command elements.
In Sevastopol, the General Staff also confirmed that russian military training center was hit. The facility is reportedly used for preparing russian personnel, making it another target beyond the battlefield infrastructure directly supporting combat operations.
Ukrainian forces also struck russian UAV command posts in the areas of Uspenivka in Zaporizhzhia region and Kurakhove in Donetsk region. Such facilities are involved in the operation and control of unmanned systems, making them important elements of russia's drone warfare infrastructure.
In addition, Ukrainian forces hit a concentration of russian weapons and military equipment near Krasna Hora in Donetsk region. The General Staff said that the extent of the damage from the reported strikes is still being clarified.
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