Ukrainian defense forces have successfully targeted several key Russian military assets, including radar stations and supply depots, in a series of strikes conducted on April 14 and the night of April 15. These operations aim to diminish the operational capabilities of Russian troops in occupied territories.
Among the significant hits was the destruction of the 96L6 radar station, part of the S-400 missile defense system, located near Krasnohirske in the temporarily occupied Zaporizhzhia region. Additionally, the ‘Nebo-SVU’ radar station was struck in the occupied Crimean region, specifically in Hvardiyiske.
In the Zaporizhzhia area, Ukrainian forces targeted an ammunition depot near the settlement of Terpinnia. The strikes also extended to Donetsk Oblast, where a drone storage facility was hit near Hirske.
Further operations near Mariupol resulted in the destruction of fuel tanks, while additional strikes in the vicinity of Rybynske and Topolyne targeted logistical supply depots used by Russian forces.
Ukrainian forces also inflicted damage on enemy personnel in various locations, including Ivanivskyi and Volfynskyi in Russia’s Kursk region, as well as Krasnohirske in Zaporizhzhia, Berizove in Dnipropetrovsk, Rodynske in Donetsk, and Oleshky in Kherson.
Other significant Russian military infrastructure was also reportedly affected, although the extent of enemy losses and damage is still being assessed. The General Staff of Ukraine emphasized their commitment to systematically reducing the combat effectiveness of Russian forces and countering the ongoing aggression from Russia.
Ukrainian forces have executed targeted strikes against Russian military assets, including radar stations and supply depots, in recent operations. These actions aim to weaken Russian operational capabilities in occupied regions, with ongoing assessments of enemy losses.