Ghosts Unit in Crimea Attacks Radar Stations, EW Facilities, and Hangars Housing Russian Aircraft

The Ghosts (Prymary),  a special unit of the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine (DIU), carried out a series of strikes on critical military facilities of the Russian occupation forces in the temporarily occupied Crimea.

This was reported by the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine.

During the operation in April 2026, intelligence operatives struck elements of the Russian detection, command and control, electronic warfare, and troop support systems.

Among the targets was a communication and power supply station for a “Geran/Gerbera”-type UAV repeater.

The Podlet-K1 radar station was also hit.

In addition, the reconnaissance unit struck the MR-231-3 Vaigach coastal radar station.

The DIU also reported strikes on radio-electronic reconnaissance posts, electronic warfare assets, Serval command-and-control systems, and other elements of the occupiers’ radio-electronic infrastructure.

Among the targets struck were the Baltika-B coastal radar station, as well as surveillance systems of the Russian Federation’s Black Sea Fleet.

Reconnaissance units also struck hangars housing Su-24 and Su-30 aircraft.

Separately, there are reports of a strike on a petroleum products storage tank at the ATAN oil depot in Crimea.

In addition, an electronic warfare laboratory located on the roof of the Russian Black Sea Fleet headquarters building was hit.

ecently in Crimea, DIU drones attacked Russian locomotives carrying fuel and equipment.