Ukrainian Unmanned Systems Forces (USF) carried out a night attack on the Perekop bromine plant in Krasnoperekopsk, which is in temporarily occupied Crimea. A main power substation was also hit.
This was reported by the commander of the USF, Robert "Madyar" Brovdy, on Facebook.
According to Brovdy, "Birds of the USF visited the chemical plant "BROM", which works for the military-industrial complex of the occupiers."
The "Brom" enterprise is one of the largest industrial facilities on the peninsula and is actually the only producer of bromine-containing chemicals in all of Eastern Europe. The plant produces bromine, bromides and other chemical compounds used in pharmaceuticals, industry and rubber production.
In addition, on the night of November 23, Ukrainian drones attacked the 220-kilovolt Krasnoperekopsk substation.
"The Krasnoperekopsk substation is one of the main energy hubs of the occupied peninsula. A number of power grid facilities in the captured territories were damaged," Brovdy noted.
The commander added that this "courtesy visit" was carried out by the forces of the 1st Separate USF Center, which became the successor to the 14th USF regiment.
In conclusion, Brovdy emphasized: "Gasoline in the swamps is becoming a shortage, and gas and oil are something that burns very quickly."
As we will recall, Magyar posted all 15,000 vacancies in the Unmanned Systems Forces on the Internet.
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