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Defense forces strikes "Bussol-S" radar station, warehouses, UAV command posts, and other targets of occupiers - General Staff

Main points
  • Units of the Ukrainian Defense Forces struck the "Bussol-S" radar station in the Kherson Region.
  • Enemy ammunition depots and logistical facilities in the Donetsk, Luhansk, and Kursk Regions were struck.
  • Enemy UAV command posts in the Donetsk, Zaporizhzhia, and Kursk Regions were also destroyed.
Defense forces attacked key targets belonging to the occupation forces. Collage: General Staff
Defense forces attacked key targets belonging to the occupation forces. Collage: General Staff

On July 20 and during the night of July 21, units of the Ukrainian Defense Forces struck a number of key military targets belonging to the aggressor country, the russian federation. It was reported in a statement by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

Specifically, the “Bussol-S” radar station in the area of Khorliv in the Kherson Region was struck.

“The ‘Bussol-S’ radar station is designed to detect, track, and provide coordinate support for surface (maritime) targets, thereby enhancing the effectiveness of coastal waters surveillance by units of the Russian Coast Guard and Navy, the military reported.

In addition, an enemy logistics depot in Davydovske, Donetsk Region; an ammunition depot in Kundriuche, Luhansk Region; and a logistics depot in the area of Popovo-Lezhachi in the Kursk Oblast, russian federation, were struck.

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Enemy UAV command posts were also struck in the area of Komar in the Donetsk Region, the area of Kamianske in the Zaporizhzhia Region, and near the village of Zaporizhzhia in the Donetsk Region.

As the Ukrainian News agency earlier reported, SSU maritime drones had previously attacked the russian “shadow fleet” tankers “Louise 1” and “Banda” in the Black Sea.

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