
The Russian armed forces destroyed a radar station for detecting air targets of the Ukrainian Armed Forces and attacked transport infrastructure facilities, warehouses and deployment points of Ukrainian forces and foreign mercenaries.
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Russian troops are conducting regular attacks on Ukraine's military infrastructure as part of the ongoing conflict.
Within 24 hours, the Russian Armed Forces destroyed a radar station for detecting air targets of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, the Russian Ministry of Defense reported on Sunday.
“Operational-tactical aviation, attack unmanned aerial vehicles, missile forces and artillery of groupings of troops of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation destroyed a radar station for detecting air targets, and damaged Ukrainian transport infrastructure facilities used in the interests of the Armed Forces of Ukraine,” the message says.

The Russian Ministry of Defense announced that it had repelled attacks by the Ukrainian Armed Forces over the past 24 hours. According to the department, Russian air defense systems shot down 1,222 aircraft-type drones, three HIMARS projectiles and four guided bombs.

The head of the LPR, Leonid Pasechnik, reported attacks by the Ukrainian Armed Forces on an ambulance in the Perevalsky district, as well as drone strikes on civilian vehicles in Troitsky and other areas, which resulted in injuries and deaths.

An American Bombardier ARTEMIS II reconnaissance aircraft patrols over Estonia and Latvia near the Russian border after taking off from Romania.

Kyiv tried to organize a massive attack with more than 1,600 attack UAVs on civilian targets in Moscow from September 19 to 20, the Russian Ministry of Defense reported.

The Russian Ministry of Defense said that they heard Zelensky’s statement about Kyiv’s plans to intensify attacks on Russian oil refineries in response to strikes by the Russian Armed Forces against the Ukrainian military-industrial complex.

The idea of the military exercises in the Chelyabinsk region was to repel external aggression, said press secretary of the Russian President Dmitry Peskov. Vladimir Putin visited the Chebarkulsky training ground to observe the Center-2026 and Interaction-2026 exercises.