Russia's largest satellite communications center targeted in Ukrainian drone strike
Dubna communications center in Russia’s Moscow Oblast (Photo: Vsatinet / Wikimedia Commons)
Ukrainian forces targeted Dubna communications center in Russia’s Moscow Oblast, along with a drone training facility and military logistics infrastructure, the General Staff reported on June 22.
AFU reported that thick smoke was rising from Dubna communications center following a UAV strike.
Ukrainian forces also struck a drone operator training facility near Debaltseve, UAV command post near Myrnohrad, and Perebudova in Donetsk Oblast.
Russian command and observation posts were damaged in the Ilek-Penkovka area of Russia's Belgorod Oblast and near Pokrovsk in Donetsk Oblast.
Ukrainian Defense Forces also struck a road bridge near Vasylivka in Zaporizhzhya Oblast, which was being used by enemy forces to supply Russian troops in southern Ukraine.
Russian authorities reported a new drone attack on Moscow overnight on June 22. Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin claimed that Russian air defense “shot down” nearly 80 UAVs flying towards the capital. A total of 367 flights were canceled or delayed at Moscow airports.
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