The General Staff confirmed the destruction of a fuel depot and radar station of the Russian army in Crimea
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The General Staff confirmed the destruction of a fuel depot and radar station of the Russian army in Crimea

General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine
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The Ukrainian Defense Forces have launched new precision strikes against military targets and fuel and energy infrastructure facilities of the Russian Federation in the territory of temporarily occupied Crimea.

Points of attention

  • The Ukrainian Defense Forces have conducted precision strikes on Russian military targets and fuel storage facilities in Crimea, confirming the destruction of a fuel depot and radar station in the region.
  • Recent attacks hit a fuel and lubricants warehouse in Dzhankoy and the Nebo-U radar station in Yevpatoria, disrupting the operations of Russian forces.
  • Further strikes targeted an oil depot in Gvardiyske, resulting in a fire breakout and damage to the RVS-2000 tank, signaling continued efforts to weaken the aggressor's military-economic capabilities.

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Among other things, the Russian troops' fuel and lubricants depot in Dzhankoy was hit, as well as the Nebo-U radar station in Yevpatoria.

The results of the missions are being clarified.

Also on the night of October 17, units of the Defense Forces attacked an oil depot in the village of Gvardiyske. A fire broke out at the enterprise. A hit was recorded in the RVS-2000 tank.

A successful strike was carried out on the “federal state-owned institution” “Combinat “Gvardiyskiy” of the Russian Reserve, located in the village of Kar'erne, Saksky district.

The implementation of asymmetric measures to weaken the offensive and military-economic potential of the aggressor country will continue until the Kremlin stops its armed aggression against Ukraine.

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