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Strike at RF objects and occupiers: General Staff confirmed the impact on command posts, radar stations, and fuel and lubricant bases

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Strike at RF objects and occupiers: General Staff confirmed the impact on command posts, radar stations, and fuel and lubricant bases
Strike at RF objects and occupiers: General Staff confirmed the impact on command posts, radar stations, and fuel and lubricant bases

On September 3 and the night of September 4, 2026, units of the Defence Forces of Ukraine struck a number of enemy military targets.

This is reported by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

Thus, a storage, preparation, and launch site for strike UAVs was hit in the Donetsk area.

A command post was struck in Fedorivka, Donetsk region, and an enemy command and observation post was hit in Petrivka, Kharkiv region.

In addition, a radar station was hit in Bobryk, Bryansk region of the Russian Federation; technical reconnaissance posts of the APTS "Grenadier" (automated technical reconnaissance post) were struck in Suvorove and Rysove in Crimea; and an enemy MESH network repeater was hit in Gustomoy, Kursk region of the Russian Federation.

A fuel and lubricants storage base of the occupiers was also struck in Rovenky, Luhansk region.

The extent of the damage inflicted is being clarified.

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Topics: Russian Armed ForcesAttackAFURussian invasion of UkraineWarGeneral Staff

Serhiy Klymchuk
Crime News Analyst
Date and time 04 September 2026 г., 15:45     Views Views: 2649
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