Ukrainian forces strike railway bridge in Russia's Bryansk Oblast and military depots – General Staff
Ukrainian forces struck a railway bridge in Russia's Bryansk Oblast and other Russian military and logistics facilities in occupied Donetsk Oblast, Ukraine's General Staff reported on Oct. 17.
Ukrainian forces have carried out a series of targeted strikes against Russian military and logistics facilities in occupied regions of Ukraine, according to a report from the General Staff. On October 17, Ukrainian forces hit a railway bridge in Bryansk Oblast, Russia, as well as other military and logistics facilities in Donetsk Oblast.
These strikes are aimed at disrupting the movement of ammunition, fuel, and military equipment to Russian occupation forces. Additionally, Ukrainian forces targeted Russian military logistics depots near Novoandriivka, Mikilske, and Mariupol in temporarily occupied Donetsk Oblast, and a Russian drone command post near Malynivka.
Earlier in the week, Ukrainian troops also struck two Russian radar stations and an electronic warfare station in Bryansk Oblast, and two telecommunications towers in Crimea. On October 16, Ukrainian forces reportedly struck a Russian 55Zh6U Nebo-U radar station near Magri in Krasnodar Krai.
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