The Ukrainian Defense Forces have conducted a series of targeted strikes against enemy positions in temporarily occupied territories. These operations aimed to disrupt the capabilities of the occupying forces.
Among the key targets hit were a radar station associated with the S-300 air defense system located in Tytarivka, Luhansk region, and additional radar installations in Crimea, including the Sopka-2 air target detection station and the 39N6 Kasta-2E2 radar.
Ukrainian forces also targeted a repair unit of the occupying military in Zachatіvka, Donetsk region, along with drone control points in the areas of Rodynske and Pokrovsk, both in Donetsk.
“The systematic destruction of radar stations and drone control points weakens the enemy’s ability to monitor airspace, coordinate drone operations, and protect their troops,” stated the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
These recent strikes follow earlier operations on March 2, where Ukrainian forces targeted critical military sites in Crimea and Luhansk, successfully hitting rare radar stations among other assets.
Previously, the Defense Forces have reported strikes against command posts and supply depots of the occupying forces, with reports of fires breaking out from Belgorod to the occupied territories.
In addition to these operations, Ukrainian defenders have recently conducted attacks on rear enemy targets, which included a fuel depot and a drone control center.
The Ukrainian Defense Forces have intensified their offensive by striking key military targets in occupied territories, aiming to diminish the enemy's operational capabilities. These actions reflect an ongoing strategy to disrupt enemy command and control structures.