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Ukrainian forces struck two Russian PMM ferry bridge vehicles, Kasta-2E2 and 96L6E radar stations in occupied Crimea.

Lyubimivka, Crimea
Likely Reported by 3 independent sources
Institute for the Study of War Kyiv Independent Censor.NET

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96L6E radar station (weapon_system) Kasta-2E2 (weapon_system) Ukrainian General Staff (organization) Ukrainian SSO (organization) Yantarne (location) Bitumne (location) Simferopol (location) Dzhankoi (location) Ukrainian Main Intelligence Directorate (organization) S-400 air defense system (weapon_system) 96L6 radar system (weapon_system) Ukrainian Armed Forces (organization) Oil depot near Simferopol (location) Russian authorities (organization) Kasta-2E2 radar station (weapon_system) S-300/S-400 air defence systems (weapon_system)

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Institute for the Study of War → Source tone: certain

Ukrainian forces struck two Russian PMM ferry bridge vehicles and radar stations in occupied Crimea

Kyiv Independent → Source tone: certain

Two fuel depots in Crimea were struck

Censor.NET → Source tone: likely

In addition, in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukrainian Crimea, our soldiers struck two fuel and lubricant bases, the Kasta-2E2 radar station, and a costly component for the S-300/S-400 air defence systems - the 96L6E radar station.

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Extracted: 2026-05-30T04:15:38.850Z

Source story: russian-offensive-campaign-assessment-december-14-2025