Extensive Ukrainian drone attack on infrastructure in Crimea and occupied territories
[93028] Extensive Ukrainian drone attack on infrastructure in Crimea and occupied territories
Special forces of Ukraine carried out a series of drone strikes against Russian energy, logistics, and radar systems in the Crimean Peninsula and on the eastern front.
Significant wave of Ukrainian attacks against Russian infrastructure
During the night of June 21, 2026, Ukraine's reconnaissance and strike forces (SBS) carried out an extensive attack against a series of targets deep within Russian-controlled territory. Robert "Madyar" Brovdi, the unit commander, confirmed that the operation focused on fuel depots, terminals, gas facilities, air defense systems, and logistics routes, as reported by ZN.UA.
According to Polonsky news, the list of targets struck includes, among others, the oil terminal in Kerch, "Kasta-2E2" and "Nebo-U" radar devices, and three gas compressor stations in various regions of the Crimean Peninsula. Additionally, there were reports of the destruction of fuel trucks and logistics equipment in the Donetsk and Zaporizhzhia regions by various brigades of the Ukrainian drone forces.
The channel Реальна Війна claims that the attack caused an infrastructural collapse in Crimea, noting that "pumping stations were completely disconnected from the power supply," leading to a severe water shortage among the occupying forces. The channel, which is associated with a distinct pro-Ukrainian stance and supports President Zelensky, described the operation as part of a broader move to weaken the Russian grip on the peninsula.
Unit commander Robert Brovdi emphasized that this is "just the beginning" and directed public attention to monitoring the results in real-time through his unit's dedicated reporting platform, as published on БДСН. The operation reflects the current Ukrainian strategy of using specialized drone units to disable strategic targets far from the front line.