Ukrainian forces report strikes on Russian S-400 launchers in Bryansk, UAV sites near Donetsk
Ukraine's General Staff says its forces hit Russian air defense systems and drone launch facilities overnight.
Ukrainian Defense Forces units struck several Russian military targets on September 16-17, according to the General Staff, including S-400 air defense launchers in the Bryansk region and unmanned aerial vehicle launch sites near Donetsk.
The strikes also targeted support facilities for Russian occupation forces, the statement said. No independent verification of the claims was immediately available.
Sources
- Ukrainian forces strike S-400 launchers in Bryansk region and UAV launch site near Donetsk — General Staff — Ukrinform (Ukraine)
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