On September 3 and overnight into September 4, Ukrainian forces struck a range of russian military targets, including sites used to launch attack drones, command posts, reconnaissance assets and fuel storage facilities, Ukraine's General Staff reported on September 4.
Near the city of Donetsk, Ukrainian forces hit a facility used for the storage, preparation and launch of russian attack UAVs. Such sites support the deployment of drones used by russian forces for strikes against Ukrainian positions and infrastructure.
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A russian command post was also struck in Fedorivka, Donetsk region. In Petrivka, Kharkiv region, Ukrainian forces targeted another russian command-and-observation post.
Ukrainian forces also targeted russian reconnaissance and communications infrastructure. A radar station was hit in Bobryk, Bryansk region, russia, while automated technical reconnaissance posts known as the Grenader were struck in Suvorove and Rysove in Crimea.
Another target was russian MESH-network repeater in Hustomoi, Kursk region, russia. Such communications infrastructure can be used to maintain connectivity between military assets operating in the field.
In Rovenky, Luhansk region, Ukrainian forces struck russian fuel storage base. The facility was used to store fuel and other materials needed to support russian military operations.
The General Staff said the extent of the damage caused by the strikes was still being assessed. Ukrainian forces continue to conduct operations against key russian military targets.
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