"Madyar" showed footage of hitting two fuel tankers and an oil depot in Crimea

Last night, fighters of the Unmanned Systems Forces struck two tankers in the Sea of Azov that had delivered fuel to occupied Crimea, and an oil depot was also hit on the peninsula itself, reports UNN. 

"Two tankers with gasoline from Taganrog to Crimea were hunted down in the Sea of Azov, on land - two S-400 'Triumf' air defense systems, an oil depot in Kerch and a 'Nebo-U' radar station are burning," said Commander of the USF of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Robert "Madjar" Brovdi.  

Overall, last night, USF fighters struck 47 legitimate military targets in the enemy's rear and operational depth. 

Among them: 

• Project 15781 tanker, Sea of Azov, 9th battalion 'Kairos' 414th separate brigade of the USF 'Madjar's Birds';
• Project 15781 tanker, Sea of Azov, 9th battalion 'Kairos' 414th separate brigade of the USF 'Madjar's Birds';
• Oil depot 'Kerch', settlement of Kerch, Autonomous Republic of Crimea, 9th battalion 'Kairos' 414th separate brigade of the USF 'Madjar's Birds';
• Radar station 'NEBO-U', settlement of Kerch, Autonomous Republic of Crimea, Detachment '13' 414th separate brigade of the USF 'Madjar's Birds';
• S-400 'Triumf' air defense system, settlement of Glazovka, Autonomous Republic of Crimea, Detachment '13' 414th separate brigade of the USF 'Madjar's Birds';
• S-400 'Triumf' air defense system, settlement of Kosenki, Bryansk region, 413th separate regiment of the USF 'Raid'. 

According to 'Madjar', the two hunted tankers from Russia's shadow fleet each carried 7,000 tons of fuel (the volume of 200 tank cars).

Reminder 

Also, on the night of July 6, a strike was carried out on a key facility of the 330 kV 'Simferopolskaya' main power grid in Simferopol. This substation became the 38th energy infrastructure facility hit by Ukrainian drones in Crimea and the southern occupied territories. 

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The Ukrainian Defense Forces are methodically striking energy facilities in occupied Crimea. After the attack on the night of July 6, according to local public reports, the entire peninsula was left without electricity, and in some areas communication also went down. 

It should be added that during June, Ukrainian military personnel, using Ukrainian-made middle-strike UAVs, already struck key Crimean bridges near Chongar and Armyansk. The strikes were carried out using FP-2 drones, manufactured by Fire Point, and 'Behemoth'. The bridge connecting the Kherson region with Crimea in Chongar was hit twice – on the night of June 6-7, and also on the night of June 9.

In addition, on June 8, a bridge leading from Henichesk to the Arabat Spit came under attack. Two more bridges across the North Crimean Canal – near the settlements of Preobrazhenka and Myrne near Armyansk – were attacked on June 11. 

Furthermore, on the night of June 13, the 'Dzhankoi' checkpoint, a railway bridge, and a pontoon crossing were struck. 

On the night of June 22, a railway bridge across the North Crimean Canal was destroyed.

The series of strikes on bridges and logistics routes connecting temporarily occupied Crimea with mainland Ukraine became another stage of the Ukrainian strategy to isolate the Russian group in the south.