Over the three summer months, Ukraine’s Defense Forces used Fire Point systems to strike more than 100 Russian targets in temporarily occupied Crimea. The targets included energy infrastructure, military warehouses, troop deployment sites, bridges and other important facilities.
This was reported by Fire Point.
According to the company, around 50% of the targets hit were critical infrastructure facilities that Russian forces on the peninsula depend on.
Another roughly 20% were logistics and transport infrastructure. Fire Point said damage to such facilities complicates the movement of equipment, supplies and the operation of Russia’s military logistics.
Around 30% of the strikes targeted military infrastructure and high-value equipment, including air defense systems, aircraft, headquarters, deployment sites and other military facilities.
The company said each strike weakens Russian capabilities in the southern direction by complicating troop supply and disrupting logistics routes.
Fire Point also published a map showing the intensity of strikes on targets in Crimea, with brighter colors marking locations where more strikes were recorded.
