USF Strike 16 Enemy Targets, Including Russian Iskander Missile Bases and Air Defense Systems

On the night of April 16, Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces launched a large-scale combined strike against Russian military targets.

Air defense systems, bases for operational-tactical missile systems, oil depots, warehouses, and enemy support facilities were hit, reported USF Commander Robert “Madyar” Brovdi.

In total, he reported the destruction of 16 military targets in the temporarily occupied territories and in Crimea.

He specifically mentioned strikes on two bases housing 9K720 Iskander SRBMs near the settlements of Mizhhiria and Kurortne in Crimea.

A Pantsir-S1 system in the Feodosia area was also hit.

In the occupied part of the Donetsk region, near Vodyane, an Osa-AK system was struck.

Another target was a Buk-M1 near Bahativka in the occupied part of the Zaporizhzhia region.

In Crimea, strikes also hit the “Oktyabrskoye” and “Glybokiy Yar” oil depots, which are used to supply Russian troops with fuel.

Additionally, an ammunition depot belonging to the 758th Logistics Support Center of the Russian Black Sea Fleet was struck.

In the Donetsk region, near Hirnyk, a technical training facility, workshops, and a UAV warehouse belonging to the Rubicon unit were destroyed.

“The operation was coordinated by the newly established Deep Strike Center of the UAF Unmanned Systems Forces, which is responsible for long-range strikes against the enemy’s rear infrastructure,” reads a post by the USF commander.

Recently USF drones struck Russian Buk-M3 and Tor-M2 air defense systems and a Zoo-Park-1M radar.