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Details of yesterday’s missile attacks on Crimea have appeared (Photo)

admin_globalBy admin_global01.02.2024No Comments1 Min Read
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New details of the consequences of yesterday’s missile attacks on Crimea have appeared. In particular, the enemy radar and communication point were among the targets hit.

One of the missiles hit the communication point at the “Belbek” military airfield in Sevastopol, ASTRA reported, citing its own sources.

The communication point of military unit 80159, which, according to open data, belongs to the Belbek military airfield, was attacked. The communication point caught fire, the area of ​​the fire was about 30 square meters.

Details of yesterday's missile attacks on Crimea have appeared (Photo)
Details of yesterday's missile attacks on Crimea have appeared (Photo)

In addition, the “Crimean Wind” monitoring group writes that one of the Russian radar stations and a fleet of vehicles were affected at the Belbek airfield.

It was previously reported that enemy aircraft and personnel were damaged as a result of yesterday’s missile strikes on Crimea. As noted in the press service of the Southern Defense Forces, 5 missiles were hit in Crimea.

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