SBU confirmed the strike on Russian missile boat, two cargo vessels, and oil platform in Caspian Sea
Kyiv • UNN
The Security Service of Ukraine has carried out new strikes against the Russian Federation, hitting a missile boat, two cargo vessels, a radar station, and an oil platform. Also struck were a Tor-M2 air defense system and drone storage facilities.
The Security Service of Ukraine confirmed the execution of new strikes against the russian federation and the targeting of a russian missile boat, two cargo vessels, a radar station, and an oil platform, reports UNN.
Carrying out the tasks set by the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy, the SBU continues to systematically reduce the military potential of the russian federation and destroy logistics chains. On the night of July 25, long-range drones of the Service successfully struck a number of military targets in Rostov-on-Don
As stated by the SBU, "as a result of the strike:
- a multifunctional radar station 92N6E 'Grave Stone' and its antenna tower were hit. They are components of the S-400 'Triumph' anti-aircraft missile system. The russian federation uses these systems to shell Ukraine;
- the 'Tor-M2' anti-aircraft missile system and the 'Pole-21' electronic warfare system were destroyed;
- two warehouses with FPV drones were struck".
In the waters of the Caspian Sea, SBU drones targeted: the oil platform of the 'Filanovsky' field; the cargo vessel Port Olya 2 and the dry cargo ship Begey; a missile boat of project 12418 'Molniya'
Both vessels - Port Olya 2 and the dry cargo ship Begey - as stated, are under international sanctions and were used for transporting military cargo between Iran and the russian federation;
"By carrying out terrorist strikes on Ukrainian ports in the south, the russian federation is trying to block Ukrainian shipping. These enemy actions will receive a lawful response from the SBU within the framework of Ukraine's inalienable right to self-defense. The russian war will return to its 'home port' and the Service's special operations will accelerate this process," the SBU emphasized.