SOF Hits Fuel Train in Crimea, FPV Operator Training Center in Donetsk Region

Ukrainian Special Operations Forces (SOF) struck a fuel train and an oil depot in Crimea, the Volna-2 anti-drone electronic warfare station, and a training center for FPV operators in the temporarily occupied territories of the Donetsk region.

The SOF press service released a video of the strikes.

According to the SOF, on the night of December 14, SOF units targeted enemy positions in Crimea and Donetsk using FP-2 strike UAVs.

In occupied Crimea, near the settlement of Yantarne, the UAVs hit a moving train carrying fuel and ammunition for Russian forces and also struck an oil depot in the village of Batumine near Simferopol. Both strikes triggered large-scale fires.

In the Donetsk region, near the village of Maryanivka, SOF targeted the Volna-2 electronic warfare station, and in the Dokuchaevsk area, a training center for FPV operators.

The classified Volna-2 electronic warfare system is designed to protect Russian facilities from strike drones. It provides directional jamming of satellite navigation signals across all bands and satellite communication channels in the L-band within a radius of at least 16 km.

On the night of December 12, Ukrainian Special Operations Forces struck a Russian ammunition depot in the Pokrovsk direction using FP-2 drones.