Ukrainian Special Operations Forces Deal Blow to Russian Supply Lines in Luhansk, Video

The Special Operations Forces (SSO) of the Ukrainian Armed Forces have released a video showing the destruction of a Russian artillery supply depot located in the temporarily occupied territory of Luhansk.

This was reported by the SSO via Telegram on December 17.

According to the Special Forces, the strike took place on the night of December 17, carried out by the front-strike units of the SSO. The targeted warehouse belonged to the 101st Separate Brigade of Material and Technical Support of the 51st Army, part of the Russian occupation forces.

The warehouse, situated in Luhansk, was hit using FP-2 strike drones, which led to the destruction of a significant number of enemy munitions.

“The warehouse had been actively utilized for supplying ammunition and supporting the offensive capabilities of the Russian forces. The Special Operations Forces continue to implement asymmetric actions aimed at undermining the Russian army's offensive capabilities,” the statement read.

In a separate operation, Ukrainian Special Operations Forces conducted precise overnight strikes on Russian military targets in the temporarily occupied Donetsk region.

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The attacks, which took place on the night of December 16, targeted both rocket artillery systems and concentrations of Russian personnel assisting frontline operations.

In the area near Blahodatne, SSO drone operators deployed FP-2 strike drones to destroy a storage site for a BM-27 Uragan multiple launch rocket system, along with the positions where its crews and support personnel were stationed.

Earlier, Ukrainian drone operators from the 14th Brigade of Unmanned Aerial Systems published footage capturing strikes on Russian ammunition depots and storage facilities used for Shahed-type attack drones in the occupied city of Donetsk.

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