The Defense Intelligence of Ukraine continues to assert dominance in the Black Sea with another bold raid on the Tendra Spit. According to official report, fighters from the Viking maritime operations center carried out a night landing, successfully establishing minefields on the narrow strip of land.
The raid was part of Ukraine's wider strategy to undermine russian logistics and restrict enemy maneuverability along coastal zones. By planting mines in key transit areas, the special forces created persistent threats that complicate russian supply and troop movements, turning the Tendra Spit into a dangerous zone for russian forces.
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The highlight of the operation was the destruction of russian DT-10 Vityaz tracked transporter. This heavy, all-terrain vehicle is designed for extreme environments and is capable of carrying troops, weapons, and essential supplies across difficult terrain. For russia, it has been a vital asset in sustaining isolated positions.
The fact that Ukrainian raid neutralized such a vehicle underscores both the precision and tactical planning of the Defense Intelligence units. Losing the DT-10 system means the enemy has one fewer platform to move reinforcements and equipment to frontline detachments stationed along the Black Sea coast.
As Defense Express previously reported, fighters of the Chornyi Lis Brigade recently scored a significant tactical victory by destroying a self-propelled launcher of russian Buk-M2 surface-to-air missile system.
According to a post on the Brigade's page, Ukrainian troops detected the enemy launcher and adjusted artillery fire onto it. After a precise hit, the ammunition detonated, completely destroying the enemy equipment. Visual footage released by the brigade shows a large and dramatic explosion.
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