🔥 Destruction

The headquarters building of the Russian Black Sea Fleet in Sevastopol was destroyed by Ukrainian forces.

July 26, 2024 Sevastopol, Crimea

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Ukrinform Kyiv Independent Kyiv Post UNIAN Censor.NET

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Russian Black Sea Fleet (military_unit) Ukrainian missile forces (military_unit) Defense Forces of Ukraine (military_unit) Saky air base (location) Russia (organization) Ukrainian missile units (military_unit) Saky military airfield (location) Saky airfield (location) Ukrainian Armed Forces (organization) Crimea (location) Simferopol (location) Ukraine Armed Forces General Staff (organization) ATACMS (weapon_system) Saki military air base (location) Novofedorivka military airfield (location) ATACMS missile (weapon_system) Shovkovychne (location) S-300 missile system (weapon_system) Russian air defense radar installation (weapon_system) S-400 (weapon_system) Aresh movement (organization) Saki airfield (location) Su-30 aircraft (weapon_system) ATACMS missiles (weapon_system) Saky airbase (location) Saki airfield in Novofedorivka (location) ammunition depot (location) air defence forces (military_unit)

Source Reports

Ukrinform →

The building of the headquarters of the Russian Black Sea Fleet in Sevastopol was destroyed.

Kyiv Independent →

The General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces confirmed on July 26 that Ukraine had struck the Saky airfield.

Kyiv Post →

Powerful explosions followed the reported impacts of Ukraine-launched ATAMCS ballistic missiles striking a pair of Russian air bases in the Crimea peninsula early on Friday morning, causing casualties, sparking fires and damaging military infrastructure.

UNIAN →

Russian air defense radar installation destroyed near Shelkovychne village

Censor.NET →

Defense forces of Ukraine confirmed the strike on the airfield "Saky" in the occupied Crimea.

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