"Madyar" confirmed the engagement of dozens of targets with MiG-29s and mentioned "Ozon"
Kyiv • UNN
Robert Brovdi reported that 66 targets in the Russian rear were hit during the night of August 24. They included a MiG-29, four radar stations, energy facilities, and vessels.
Commander of the Armed Forces of Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces, Robert "Madyar" Brovdi, confirmed strikes against 66 targets deep in the enemy’s operational rear, including a MiG-29, and also mentioned "Ozon," UNN writes.
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"Wikipedia, on August 24, states: ‘Ozone (O₃) is a special form of oxygen consisting of three atoms. It is a blue-colored gas with a sharp smell of freshness, often noticeable after a thunderstorm… …poisonous to (Z-worms) in the lower layers of the atmosphere, along with dust.’ There is nothing to add even to those three blue ones. Except perhaps the current violet-blue formula: 21(15):5(4)," Brovdi wrote on social media on Monday.
The SDF commander also reported that "deep in the enemy’s operational rear, the SDF Birds successfully struck 66 enemy targets during the night of August 24. Among the sensitive targets were another MiG-29 (the settlement of Dolotynka, Rostov Region, Russian Federation) and four radar systems: two Kasta-2E2 units, a Nebo-SV radar (all in Rostov Region, Russian Federation), and an ST-68 radar (the settlement of Rozdolne, Crimea)." "The lair of the SOBR special forces in the settlement of Strilkove, the temporarily occupied territory of Kherson Region, and a number of energy hubs in the temporarily occupied territories were also struck and destroyed, as were two vessels of the Russian shadow fleet (a tanker and a bulk carrier) in the Black Sea. Eleven enemy tactical field depots in the temporarily occupied territories of Zaporizhzhia, Donetsk, and Luhansk regions were burning, and a Walpurgis Night session was held on the ‘Novorossiya’ worm route. Video later," he noted.
Additional information
According to the ASTRA Telegram channel, during the night into Monday, August 24, three large warehouses of the Russian online marketplace "Ozon" were attacked at once—in Adygea, Stavropol Krai, and Dagestan.