Ukrainian drone operators from the Raid 413th Regiment have reportedly struck russian drone storage facility in the temporarily occupied city of Mariupol, continuing Kyiv's campaign against enemy unmanned systems infrastructure deep behind the front line.
According to the unit, the target was located in an industrial area near the Zakhidnyi microdistrict of Mariupol.
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The facility was being used as a drone warehouse by a unit of russia's 60th Brigade, which is part of the 5th Army.
The strike was reportedly carried out using drones manufactured by Fire Point. While the extent of the damage was not disclosed, the attack highlights Ukraine's increasing ability to conduct precision strikes against military facilities located far from active combat zones.
As Defense Express previously reported, Ukrainian drone operators carried out coordinated strikes against the Osa air defense system, five coastal radar stations in Crimea, russian command locations, UAV facilities, weapons shelters, and logistics vehicles across temporarily occupied territories.
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