3rd Assault Brigade’s Drones Strike Enemy Logistics in Luhansk Region at 205 km Range

Strike drones from the battalion of unmanned systems of Ukraine’s 3rd Assault Brigade hit enemy logistics in the temporarily occupied Luhansk region.

The battalion’s official Telegram account reported on this.

The targets were hit from positions 205 km away near the Izvaryne checkpoint in the Luhansk region.

It is noted that this distance is a record, as previous strikes by Ukrainian Defense Forces on Russian logistics have been recorded at ranges of up to 150 km, according to previously geolocated photo and video material.

OSINT analyst Clément Molin noted in his research the main locations of Ukrainian drone strikes on Russian trucks involved in a wider logistics chain.

The strikes occurred mainly along the Rostov-Crimea route, the Mariupol-Donetsk route, and around the Donetsk ring, where, as of May 24, the analyst counted 15 and 30 geolocated strikes, respectively.

Militarnyi previously reported that Ukrainian drone strikes are causing Russian forces to experience significant supply disruptions, particularly in the Zaporizhzhia, Kherson, and Donetsk regions.