Ukraine hits Russian radar, drone command posts and military depots
The Armed Forces of Ukraine hit a radar station, warehouses, and control points of Russian drones (Photo: General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine / Telegram)
Ukraine’s Defense Forces struck a Russian Bussole-S radar station, logistics and ammunition depots, and drone command posts in occupied Ukrainian territories and Russia’s Kursk Oblast, Ukraine’s General Staff said on July 21.
The targets included a Bussole-S radar station near Khorly in the Russian-occupied part of Kherson Oblast, the General Staff said.
The system is used to detect, track and determine the coordinates of maritime targets, enabling Russian forces to monitor coastal waters.
Ukrainian forces also struck a logistics depot in Davydovske, Donetsk Oblast; an ammunition depot in Kundriuche, Luhansk Oblast; and a logistics depot near Popovo-Lezhachi in Russia’s Kursk Oblast, the military said.
Russian drone command posts were also targeted near Komar in Donetsk Oblast, Kamianske in Zaporizhzhya Oblast and the village of Zaporizhzhya in Donetsk Oblast.
“Ukraine’s Defense Forces will continue systematically taking measures aimed at ending the Russian Federation’s armed aggression,” the General Staff said.
A fire broke out near a combined heat and power plant in Lipetsk, Russia, overnight on July 21 after authorities issued a missile warning.
Explosions were also reported overnight in occupied Crimea, after which part of the peninsula’s southern coast lost power.
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