28 August 2026

A training center for the occupying forces was struck in Sevastopol

(Photo: Wikipedia)

On August 27 and during the night of August 28, the Ukrainian military struck a number of enemy military targets in occupied Crimea.

This was reported by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

According to the military, in the Olenivka area on the temporarily occupied peninsula, a “Nebo-SV” radar station, a “P-18” radar unit, and a mobile enemy communications complex were struck.

In addition, the “Nikolaevka” radio relay station was struck in the Frunze area.

In addition, the strike on a Russian military training center in Sevastopol has been confirmed.

The General Staff noted that operations against key enemy military targets are ongoing.

The “P-18” radar is a Soviet two-coordinate long-range air target detection radar station, developed back in the 1970s (a modernization of the P-12 “Yenisei” station). It operates in the meter-wave band and is designed to detect air targets, including aircraft, at medium and high altitudes.

"Nebo-SV" (1L13) is a modern Russian three-coordinate long-range air target detection radar station, developed to replace obsolete Soviet-era systems.

Strategic targets were also struck in Russia.

In Engels, Russia, soldiers from the “Alpha” unit of the Security Service of Ukraine struck a Tu-95MS missile carrier. It is precisely these aircraft that are carrying out strikes against Ukraine, according to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

In the temporarily occupied territories, the occupiers’ drone command posts were struck in the areas of Uspenivka in Zaporizhzhia Oblast and Kurakhove in Donetsk Oblast.

In addition, strikes were recorded against concentrations of enemy weapons and military equipment in the Krasna Gora area of Donetsk Oblast.

 

Ірина Глухова

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