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Defence Forces Strike Russian Depots, Repair Base and Russian Command Post

The targets were hit in the occupied parts of Luhansk and Donetsk Regions and in Crimea.

Defence Forces Strike Russian Depots, Repair Base and Russian Command Post
A number of important objects were hit
Photo: General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine

On 29 September and overnight into 30 September, Ukraine’s Defence Forces struck a number of military facilities belonging to the Russian forces. These included a drone depot, a command-and-observation post and logistics support facilities.

The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported this.

In Hranitne, Donetsk Region, Ukrainian troops hit an enemy UAV depot.

In Lysychansk, Luhansk Region, a command-and-observation post of one of the Russian military units came under attack. In Starobilsk, a repair base used by the Russian military was struck.

In addition, Ukrainian forces carried out strikes on depots holding materiel and technical supplies for Russian units. Such facilities were in Azovske, Manhush, Novoandriyivka and Volnovakha in Donetsk Region, as well as in Kumove in Crimea.

The General Staff noted that Ukrainian forces continue to work against key military targets of the Russians.

  • On 26 September and overnight into 27 September, units of Ukraine’s Defence Forces also struck a number of important military facilities of the Russian army.
  • In Donetsk, Donetsk Region, a site used for storing, preparing and launching strike UAVs was hit. In Rovenky, Luhansk region, a logistics support depot was struck, and in Novoamvrosiyivske, Donetsk Region, a fuel and lubricants depot was hit.
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