Ukrainian UAVs cause damage to Russian radars and injure one occupier in Crimea
Due to the attack that occurred during the night in temporarily occupied Crimea, two radar stations sustained damage, and one of the Russian intruders was injured.
The ASTRA Telegram channel reported this.
"Two radars were slightly damaged as a result of a nighttime attack by drones on a military unit in the village of Mysove in the Leninsky district of Crimea," the report says.
According to the Telegram channel, one serviceman of the Russian Armed Forces was injured.
Earlier, the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation reported that 11 drones were shot down over Crimea overnight.
It's worth pointing out that on the evening of May 23, the occupiers' communication center in the city of Alushta was attacked. The Russians are reporting that two people were killed.
On June 6, Ukraine's intelligence destroyed the Russian tugboat "Saturn" in Crimea.
For reference:
The Russian Ministry of Defense announced that their air defense equipment reportedly intercepted 8 ATACMS missiles over the Sea of Azov and eight drones over the Black Sea last night. They also claim to have destroyed two unmanned boats that were allegedly heading towards Crimea. The attack has been attributed to Ukraine.
Afterward, Ukrainian intelligence was able to confirm that a special unit of Ukraine's intelligence agency, known as Group 13, launched an attack on a Russian shipyard in the temporarily occupied Crimea using Ukrainian Magura V5 maritime attack drones.
It was also reported that the pilot boat "Mechta" sank as a result of a missile attack on the temporarily occupied Crimea on the night of May 30.
As reported by Ukrainian intelligence, to counter the approaching naval drone attack at Vuzka Bay, Russian forces in Crimea deployed combat aircraft into the sky a total of 32 times, specifically:
- Su-27/30/35 aircraft,
- MiG-29,
- Be-12,
- An-26,
- Ka-27/29 and Mi-8 helicopters.
Also, the invaders randomly used small arms and 30-mm cannons.
