SSU strikes new russian targets: missile boat, two cargo vessels, radar station, and oil platform hit

In carrying out the tasks assigned by the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, the Security Service of Ukraine continues to systematically reduce the russian federation's military capabilities and disrupt its logistics chains.

On the night of 25 July, the Security Service of Ukraine's long-range drones successfully struck a number of military targets in Rostov-on-Don.

As a result of the strike:

  •  the 92N6E ‘Grave Stone’ multi-purpose radar station and its antenna tower were struck. These are components of the S-400 ‘Triumph’ surface-to-air missile system. russia is using these systems to carry out missile strikes against Ukraine;
  • a ‘Tor-M2’ surface-to-air missile system and a ‘Pole-21’ electronic warfare system were destroyed;
  •  two storage facilities containing FPV drones were struck.

In the Caspian Sea, SSU drones struck:

  •  the ‘Filanovskyi’ oil field production platform;
  • cargo vessels subject to international sanctions that were used to transport military cargo between iran and russia;
  •  a Project 12418 ‘Molniia’ missile boat.

By carrying out terrorist attacks on Ukrainian ports in the south, russia is trying to block Ukrainian shipping. Such enemy actions will receive a lawful response from the Security Service of Ukraine, in accordance with Ukraine’s inherent right to self-defence. russia's war will be turned back to its ‘home port’, and the SSU’s special operations will accelerate this process.