Resistance movement confirms strike on radar station and air defence command post in Crimea

Ukrainska Pravda
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A military unit near Yevpatoriia, where explosions were heard.
Screenshot: Krymsky Veter, a Crimean news outlet

The Defence Forces of Ukraine hit a radar station and a command post with a secure communication channel with the Kremlin, which was responsible for coordinating air defence across the peninsula, in Yevpatoriia on 4 January.

Source: Ukraine’s National Resistance Center

Details: Atesh, the Crimean underground resistance movement, conducted additional reconnaissance of Ukraine's Defence Forces strike on a military unit near Yevpatoriia, which was hit by a missile on 4 January, and passed the information to the Defence Forces.

Local agents said that in addition to the station itself, a command post responsible for maintaining a secure communication channel with the Kremlin, including the coordination of air defence across the peninsula, was hit.

Background:

Lieutenant General Mykola Oleshchuk, Commander of the Air Force, said that explosions in the temporarily occupied cities of Sevastopol and Yevpatoriia on 4 January were a special operation involving Ukraine's Air Force.

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