SBU revealed details of a new attack in Crimea

During the special operation, according to the special service, C-400 and Pantsir-S1 systems near Kerch were hit, as well as the infrastructure of the "Saky" and "Gvardiyskoye" military airfields.
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24 June 2026, 12:01

The Security Service of Ukraine reported a successful special operation in the temporarily occupied territory of Crimea, during which Russian air defense systems and military aviation infrastructure facilities were hit.

As stated by the SBU, warriors of the "Alpha" Center for Special Operations delivered strikes on the air defense assets of the Russian troops in the Kerch Strait area, as well as on the infrastructure of the "Saky" and "Gvardiyskoye" military airfields.

Read also: Total isolation of Crimea: "Madyar" plans to "cut off" the peninsula from Russia

According to preliminary data from the special service, four hangars for storing aviation equipment were hit at the "Saky" airfield.

In addition, near Kerch, two units of armament from a C-400 anti-aircraft missile system, as well as two Pantsir-S1 anti-aircraft missile-gun systems were hit. The SBU noted that this is the fourth Pantsir-S1 system hit by "Alpha" units in this area.

The special service emphasized that the destruction of air defense assets and the hitting of military airfields create new opportunities for further strikes on the military infrastructure of the Russian Federation on the occupied peninsula.

By the way, the Drone Systems Forces of Ukraine plan total isolation of the temporarily occupied Crimean peninsula from the Russian Federation.

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