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Ukraine Hits Russian Kasta Radar, Two Drone Command Posts and Three Ammo Depots

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Russian 39N6 Kasta radar system. Illustrative image. (Source: General Staff)
Russian 39N6 Kasta radar system. Illustrative image. (Source: General Staff)

Ukrainian forces struck a Russian Kasta radar system, drone command posts, ammunition depots, and other military facilities in Russian-occupied territories on September 28 and overnight into September 29, Ukraine’s General Staff reported.

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According to the General Staff, Ukrainian Defense Forces targeted a Russian 39N6 Kasta radar station in Manhush, Donetsk region.

The strikes also targeted Russian drone operations in the occupied Luhansk region, hitting UAV command posts in Kyrnosove and Novoaidar.

Ukrainian forces separately struck ammunition depots used by Russian units in Druzhne, Luhansk region; Novoiehorivka, Kharkiv region; and Kachkarske, Donetsk region.

In the occupied Zaporizhzhia region, Ukrainian forces also targeted a Russian logistics and materiel depot in Komysh-Zoria.

The latest strikes follow other Ukrainian operations against Russian military equipment. On September 26, Ukraine’s 21st Separate Mechanized Brigade reported that its aerial reconnaissance units had located and destroyed a camouflaged Russian T-90 tank in the Northern Slobozhanshchyna sector.

Russian forces had attempted to conceal the vehicle, but Ukrainian reconnaissance drones detected it and identified it as a T-90. After confirming the target, the brigade deployed several drones to destroy the tank.

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