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Ukraine’s SOF hit Russian drone operator base in occupied Crimea

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27 March, 05:12 PM

Ukraine’s Special Operations Forces carried out a series of strikes on Russian military sites, including a base for naval drone operators in occupied Crimea, affecting the enemy’s combat capabilities, the unit said on March 27.

Strikes were carried out in Sevastopol on a base of operators of unmanned maritime vessels, where several drones “successfully reached their targets.”

“Strikes on logistics and command points at the operational level paralyze the combat capability of Russian groupings. We are demonstrating certain strikes against the enemy over the past few days,” SOF said.

In particular, in and around the settlement of Velyka Novosilka in Donetsk Oblast, units struck four targets: a logistics hub, a concentration of personnel, a command post and another logistics point.

The Special Operations Forces said these strikes led to a slowdown in Russian military operations in this direction.

In addition, near the village of Novopetrivka in Zaporizhzhia Oblast, Ukrainian forces struck the Russian Vostochny combined-arms training ground, where personnel, equipment and other assets were located.

On March 17, it was reported that Special Operations Forces struck Russian military facilities in temporarily occupied Crimea and Zaporizhzhia Oblast, including a command post for missile systems and an ammunition depot. Air defense elements, including a camouflaged S-400 system, as well as mobile fire groups, were also destroyed.

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