Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces struck 102 Russian targets in the enemy’s operational depth on August 6–7. Among them were an FSB deployment site in the occupied part of Kherson region, 10 energy hubs, vessels, warehouses and military facilities.
This was reported by Commander of the Unmanned Systems Forces Robert Brovdi (“Madyar”).
According to him, over 48 hours, the Unmanned Systems Forces struck six vessels of Russia’s shadow fleet in the Black and Azov seas — two tankers and four dry cargo ships.
Other targets hit included eight temporary deployment points, two fuel and ammunition depots, two radar systems, a Buk surface-to-air missile system, locomotives, fuel trucks, mobile fire groups, three Shahed/Geran control relay stations and five communications towers.
In Kherson region, the 9th Kairos Battalion of the 414th Separate Unmanned Systems Brigade “Madyar’s Birds”, in coordination with Ukraine’s Defence Intelligence, attacked an FSB deployment site in Shchaslyvtseve.
In Donetsk region, the 330 kV Zoria and Myrna substations, the 110 kV Misto-4, Misto-11 and Misto-2 substations, as well as substations in Shyroka Balka and Dokuchaievsk, came under attack.
Electrical substations were also hit in Berdiansk, Zaporizhzhia region, and in Berezivske and Donetskyi in Luhansk region.
In addition, the Unmanned Systems Forces attacked a repair base and shelter for weapons and military equipment in Vovchanske, Zaporizhzhia region, as well as a logistics depot and military equipment repair base in Nove Zhyttia in occupied Crimea.
In Novoozerne, Crimea, a training ground, a temporary deployment site for Russian troops and a vehicle parking area were attacked, while a repair and recovery base was struck in Abrikosove.
According to Brovdi, the total number of energy hubs hit as part of the “Crimea switch off” operation from July 1 to August 7 reached 211.
“We will stand.
Moscow will fall.
We will restore Crimea and bring it back to prosperity,” the Unmanned Systems Forces commander said.
