Ukrainian defenders carried out a series of precision strikes on russian positions in the Vovchansk direction, inflicting losses in both equipment and personnel. According to the Kharkiv operational-tactical group, the strikes resulted in the destruction of surveillance systems, vehicles, and enemy strongpoints.
Among the targets hit were two Murom-M long-range visual surveillance systems, which are used by russian forces for day and night monitoring of Ukrainian positions. The destruction of these systems degrades the enemy's ability to detect and coordinate attacks across the front line.
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Additionally, troops from the Hart Brigade successfully located and destroyed two enemy vehicles and a communication antenna. The exact models of the systems were not specified, but such assets are typically used for transporting personnel, equipment, or coordinating frontline operations.
The Skorpion unit, operating mortars and drones, targeted and struck several russian strongpoints. These strikes reportedly resulted in the elimination of five enemy personnel. The combined use of indirect fire and UAVs continues to be a key element of Ukraine's small-unit tactics.
This coordinated attack reflects the growing use of joint reconnaissance and strike capabilities among Ukrainian units. By combining surveillance, electronic warfare, and precision-guided munitions, Ukrainian forces aim to systematically degrade russia's situational awareness and logistics in contested areas.
As Defense Express previously reported, Ukrainian K-2 uint has released footage showing the destruction of russian BM-21 Grad multiple launch rocket system that was allegedly loaded with chemical munitions. The system was preparing for a launch when it was successfully targeted and destroyed by Ukrainian forces.
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