A satellite image of a recent AFU strike on an object in the temporarily occupied Crimea was published online. It shows the damage that Ukrainian forces probably inflicted on the enemy at the beginning of January.
A satellite image shows AFU's attack consequences on Crimea
The satellite image was published by Brady Africk, an analyst of AEI Foreign Policy. He did not say which object it was about, the material says.
The publication recalled that Crimea suffered a series of air attacks in the first days of January. At that time, representatives of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and Ukrainian intelligence announced the damage at the airfield in Saki.
Attacks on Crimea
According to the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine, the ammunition depots and the position of radar stations were destroyed as a result of strikes on January 4 in the temporarily occupied Crimea.
In addition, the AFU Strategic Communications Department stated that a junction point of Russian troops was hit near occupied Sevastopol. The AFU Air Force Commander, Mykola Oleschuk, said that the operation was carried out with the help of Ukrainian pilots.
