Ukrainian intelligence defeats Russian logistics in Kherson region

Ukrainian military intelligence continues to strike at the key logistics of Russian troops in the occupied south. The land corridor between Crimea and Donbas, through which the occupiers move equipment and fuel, has come under fire control.

This was reported by the DIU press service.

Unmanned aerial systems units of the Defense Intelligence of Ukraine's Active Operations Department continue the operation to disrupt Russian logistics in the direction of the so-called Crimea-Donetsk land corridor. According to intelligence, Ukrainian operators are keeping under control important sections of the highway between the temporarily occupied Berdiansk, Melitopol and Dzhankoi.

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The Main Intelligence Directorate reported that the strikes in the enemy's deep rear destroyed the Russian army's transport and supplies. The released footage shows damaged fuel tankers, military trucks and a trawl used by the occupiers.

For systematic destruction of enemy logistics in the Zaporizhzhia sector, scouts use barrage munitions and Shark-M reconnaissance drones. The DIU 's Active Operations Department crews received some of this equipment thanks to the Jaws project of the Serhiy Prytula Charitable Foundation.

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The intelligence service thanked the citizens who support such initiatives and made it clear that the campaign to destroy Russian logistics will continue.

Intelligence officers also destroyed the occupiers' ships and radars in Crimea worth $150 million. On the night of April 18-19, 2026, a special unit of the Defense Intelligence of Ukraine "Phantoms" conducted an operation in the temporarily occupied Crimea, hitting several high-value targets of Russian troops.

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Two large landing ships of the Russian Black Sea Fleet, the Yamal and Nikolai Filchenkov, came under attack. In addition, as part of the operation, Ukrainian forces destroyed the Podlyot-K1 radar station, which provided air target detection.

Анна Бальчінос