Ukrainian forces hit a Russian electrical substation in occupied Nova Tarasivka.
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Ukrainian Unmanned Systems Forces (USF) Commander Major Robert “Magyar” Brovdi reported on October 4 that Ukrainian forces hit a Russian electrical substation in occupied Nova Tarasivka on an unspecified date since September 24.
Russian forces struck a farm in Stara Hnylytsia, Kharkiv Oblast on the morning of 24 September.
In the Kupiansk sector, Ukrainian forces repelled four enemy assaults near Podoly, Kivsharivka, and Novoosynove; two engagements are still ongoing.
Six people — two men and four women — were killed, and 14 others were injured in Russian strikes on the village of Stara Hnylytsia in the Chuhuiv district, Kharkiv regional authorities reported.
Russian forces attacked an agricultural facility in Stara Hnylytsia, Kharkiv region, on the morning of Sept. 24, killing six workers and wounding 12 others.
The six people killed were two men and four women. Four of the wounded were reported to be in critical condition.
Russian military struck a farm in Stara Hnylytsia, Chuhuiv district, Kharkiv Oblast on the morning of September 24, damaging the building.
Drone operators from the anti-aircraft missile battalion of the 159th Separate Mechanised Brigade released footage showing the interception of Russian drones in the Vovchansk sector.
Enemy UAVs with a total value of over $1.5 million were destroyed in the skies over the Kharkiv region.
The destroyed aerial targets included ZALA, ‘Orlan’, ‘Lancet’, ‘Prince Oleg the Prophet’ and Supercam reconnaissance and strike drones.
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