Ukrainian guerrillas scout enemy air defense base on Cape Fiolent in Crimea. Photo
Ukrainian partisans have scouted the location of another air defense base of the Russian occupation forces in temporarily occupied Crimea. It is located on Cape Fiolent.
This base provides air defense of the occupied Sevastopol. This was reported on the Telegram channel of ATESH, a military movement of Ukrainians and Crimean Tatars, on Friday, August 8.
The base protects the skies over Sevastopol.
Source: ATESH/Telegram
"During the reconnaissance, the structure and operation of the military unit was determined. Various air defense systems, anti-aircraft missile systems and the unloading of electronic warfare and rocket launchers were spotted on the territory," the statement said.
The occupiers' air defense base on Cape Fiolent.
Source: ATESH/Telegram
The occupiers' air defense base on Cape Fiolent.
Source: ATESH/Telegram
ATESH hinted that the air defense base of the Russian aggressor country's troops on Cape Fiolent may soon see the consequences.
"Thanks to the data collected, we now know how and where air defense systems are deployed in Sevastopol. This information is key to planning our further actions," the guerrillas added.
Cape Fiolent in Crimea on the map.
Cape Fiolent in Crimea on the map.
Since the beginning of the full-scale war, the Ukrainian Defense Forces have repeatedly hit the occupiers' air defense equipment in Crimea. According to aviation expert Anatoliy Khrapchynskyi, it is about five divisions.
Thus, the explosions that occurred in Crimea on the night of August 2 covered several large cities of the peninsula and, previously, hit four S-400 launchers of the enemy air defense.
On the night of July 26, our soldiers attacked the Saki military airfield in Novofedorivka with ATACMS missiles. Among other things, the Russian Nebo radar was destroyed.
It was also reported that during the week of July 22-28, the Ukrainian Defense Forces destroyed at least two oil refineries and seven bases or headquarters in Russia and Crimea. In particular, on the territory of the temporarily occupied peninsula, enemy facilities were eliminated in Saki, Shovkovychne and Dzhankoy.
As reported, on August 6, an ammunition depot burned down in the temporarily occupied Crimea. The fire led to the blocking of traffic on the railway between Dzhankoy and Simferopol stations.
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