Ukrainian SBU drones strike occupied Crimea oil depots, air defenses, radars
Ukraine's SBU security service drones struck a $20 million Pantsir-S2 air defense system, two radar stations and two oil depots in occupied Crimea overnight, an informed SBU source told hromadske.
As a result of the attack, a Pantsir-S2 anti-aircraft missile-gun complex worth about $20 million was hit. It is considered one of the key links in Russian air defense.
Two radar stations were also hit. Each such destroyed or disabled air defense system significantly weakens Russia's defense on the Crimean axis, the SBU notes.
In addition, drones struck an oil depot in Hvardiyske village, where fuel was stored. A massive fire broke out at the facility, with a huge column of black smoke rising. A drone strike was also recorded at the Komsomolsk oil depot.
"The SBU continues systematic work to destroy air defense systems covering Crimea and oil depots supplying the enemy with fuel. Each such special operation reduces the Russians' military and logistical potential. 'Cotton' will burn further," the SBU said.
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