Ukraine strikes Russian drone launch sites in Oryol, occupied Crimea and Donetsk
Ukraine's Defense Forces struck Russian drone launch sites, the Ukrainian Defense Ministry reported on Sept. 1.
Ukraine's Defense Forces struck Russian drone launch sites in Oryol, occupied Crimea, and Donetsk, according to the Ukrainian Defense Ministry on September 1. The strikes targeted launch systems, drone storage sites, a Russian communications hub in Myrne, Crimea, a command-and-observation post in Polohy, a military equipment cluster in Verkhniokamyanka, and other facilities.
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy confirmed the successful strikes on Telegram, urging Russia to recognize that the war is returning to its origins. Since August 28, Ukraine has been launching at least 300 drones daily into Russian territory, aiming to increase the number to 1,000 per day.
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