On 23rd September and during the night of 24th September 2026, units of the Defence Forces of Ukraine struck a number of important military targets of the russian armed forces.
In the area of Donetsk, a site used by russian units for the storage, preparation and launch of attack UAVs was hit. Striking such sites is one of the priorities of the Defence Forces of Ukraine.
In addition, 35N6 Kasta and P-18 radar stations were hit in the areas of Chekhograd (formerly Novohrodivka) and Yakymivka, Zaporizhzhia region, respectively.
ℹ️ Background.
The 35N6 Kasta is a russian mobile all-round surveillance radar designed to detect airborne targets, including at extremely low altitudes, and transmit data to air defence systems.
The P-18 is a mobile long-range VHF radar developed during the Soviet era. It is designed to detect airborne targets, determine their coordinates, including azimuth and range, and transmit data to users. It is operated by the russian armed forces as an early-warning air defence system.
In addition, an occupiers’ fuel and lubricants depot was hit in the area of Velyka Bilozerka, Zaporizhzhia region.
Operations against key military targets of the russian aggressor are ongoing.
To be continued! 💥
Glory to Ukraine! 🇺🇦
⚡️⚡️ 35N6 Kasta and P-18 radars, attack UAV launch site hit
On 23rd September and during the night of 24th September 2026, units of the Defence Forces of Ukraine struck a number of important military targets of the russian armed forces.
In the area of Donetsk, a site used by russian units for the storage, preparation and launch of attack UAVs was hit. Striking such sites is one of the priorities of the Defence Forces of Ukraine.
In addition, 35N6 Kasta and P-18 radar stations were hit in the areas of Chekhograd (formerly Novohrodivka) and Yakymivka, Zaporizhzhia region, respectively.
ℹ️ Background.
The 35N6 Kasta is a russian mobile all-round surveillance radar designed to detect airborne targets, including at extremely low altitudes, and transmit data to air defence systems.
The P-18 is a mobile long-range VHF radar developed during the Soviet era. It is designed to detect airborne targets, determine their coordinates, including azimuth and range, and transmit data to users. It is operated by the russian armed forces as an early-warning air defence system.
In addition, an occupiers’ fuel and lubricants depot was hit in the area of Velyka Bilozerka, Zaporizhzhia region.
Operations against key military targets of the russian aggressor are ongoing.
To be continued! 💥
Glory to Ukraine! 🇺🇦
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