General Staff: UAV launch sites, communications center, command post, Russian warehouses struck
The General Staff of the AFU reports strikes on UAV launch sites, a communications center, a command and observation post, and enemy warehouses.
On August 31 and the night of September 1, 2026, units of the Defense Forces of Ukraine targeted several enemy military installations, according to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. In Donetsk, the Donetsk region, and Hvardiyske, located in the temporarily occupied territory of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea, launch sites and preparation areas for strike UAVs were destroyed.
In Myrney, situated in temporarily occupied Ukrainian Crimea, a Russian communications center suffered damage. Additionally, a command and observation post of the occupiers was hit in Polohy, located in the Zaporizhia region. Furthermore, in Verkhnokamyanka, within the Luhansk region, a gathering point for Russian military equipment was targeted.
A fuel and lubricants depot of the Russian aggressor was also struck in Borysivka, Belgorod region, Russia. The full impact of these strikes is currently under investigation. The General Staff reports that a strike on an August 30, 2026, launcher and UAV storage site in Tsymbulova, Orel region, Russia, has also been confirmed.
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