Ukraine Targets Russian Patrol Boat Base, Radar, Drone Site, and Military Bridge Overnight

Ukrainian forces struck a base used by Russian Black Sea Fleet fast boats near Mizhvodne in temporarily occupied Crimea, Ukraine’s General Staff reported on July 29.

The facility supported the maintenance and operation of Russian boats used for coastal patrols and military logistics.

The attack was part of a broader series of strikes against Russian military infrastructure across occupied Ukrainian territory and inside Russia.

Ukrainian forces also hit a Russian radar station near Pochep in Russia’s Bryansk region.

In occupied Donetsk, a site used to store, prepare, and launch Russian strike drones was targeted.

Additional strikes hit a military logistics depot in Portivske and a road bridge near Vyselky that Russian forces used to move personnel, equipment, and supplies.

The operation targeted several parts of Russia’s military support network at once—from maritime patrol capabilities in Crimea to drone operations, surveillance, and ground logistics.

Earlier, Colombian volunteers serving with Ukraine’s military took part in a clearing operation that eliminated a Russian position and captured one Russian serviceman near the frontline settlement of Stepnohirsk in Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia region.

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