Ukrainian forces have struck a series of russian military and defense-industrial targets across several regions, including air defense systems, radar equipment, drone facilities and an enterprise producing components for aircraft engines.
According to Ukraine's General Staff, two russian Pantsir-S1 surface-to-air missile and gun systems were hit in Taganrog, Rostov region. The systems are designed to provide short-range protection against aerial threats and are among russian air defense assets deployed to protect important facilities.
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Russian radar station was also struck in Berеzky, Bryansk region. The General Staff did not specify the type of radar involved, but the target forms part of russia's broader network for detecting and tracking aerial threats.
In Donetsk, Ukrainian forces hit a facility used for the storage, preparation and launch of strike UAVs. The target was reportedly involved in operations with russian attack drones, making it another element of the infrastructure supporting their use against Ukrainian positions and territory.
Another strike targeted a training center for UAV operators in Petropavlivka, Luhansk region. The facility is associated with the Akhmat unit and specializes in training operators of FPV drones and other unmanned systems.
The strikes also reached russia's defense-industrial infrastructure. In Snizhne, Donetsk region, Ukrainian forces hit the Snizhne Machine-Building Plant, an enterprise involved in the production of components for gas-turbine engines.
According to the General Staff, the plant manufactures parts including compressor and turbine disks and blades. The enterprise is used by russia's defense industry to produce military-related equipment, including components for aircraft engines.
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