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Defense Forces hit export terminal in Rostov Oblast, UAV control relay and road bridge on TOT

Main points
  • Ukraine struck an export terminal in Rostov-on-Don.
  • The military also destroyed a relay station used to control Geran-type drones.
  • In total, several logistics and military infrastructure facilities belonging to the occupiers were struck.
Defense forces attacked key targets held by the occupiers. Collage: General Staff
Defense forces attacked key targets held by the occupiers. Collage: General Staff

On the night of July 27, units of the Defense Forces of Ukraine hit an export terminal in the Rostov Oblast, russia, a UAV control relay and a road bridge on the temporarily occupied territory.

This is stated in a message from the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on Facebook, Ukrainian News Agency reports.

In particular, it is reported that the Defense Forces hit an export terminal in Rostov-on-Don, the Rostov Oblast, russia.

A hit on the object was recorded with a subsequent fire on its territory.

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A ground relay for controlling UAVs of the Geran/Gerbera type was also hit in the area of ​​Zaliznyi Port, Kherson Region.

The relay provides an increase in the range, stability and quality of control of strike unmanned aerial vehicles used by the enemy to strike the territory of Ukraine.

In addition, Ukrainian soldiers hit a road bridge across the Genicheska Strait in the Kherson Region, which the enemy uses for military logistics on the TOT of the south of Ukraine.

The occupiers' repair unit in Kadiivka, a fuel and lubricants warehouse in Simeikyno, Luhansk Region, and a material and technical equipment warehouse in Perevalne (AR Crimea) were also hit.

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As Ukrainian News Agency earlier reported, on the night of July 24, the Security Service of Ukraine successfully struck oil refineries, oil pumping stations, and a radar station on the territory of russia and in the temporarily occupied Crimea.

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