The destruction of an anti-tank complex on Thursday accompanied successful Ukrainian attacks on multiple Russian ammunition warehouses.
Russian communications stations and an ammunition warehouse were destroyed by Ukrainian forces on Thursday, according to Ukrainian officials.that Ukrainian forces used"missile and artillery units to fire and destroy the enemy," leading to the destruction of what officials described as complex satellite communication stations known as"Legend 2" in addition to an anti-tank missile complex. It remains unclear what types of weapons or artillery were used in the attack.
Officials said the amount of Russian casualties remained unknown. Ukrainian officials said they acted in response to the Russians reportedly launching two anti-radar missiles from Su-35 aircraft in the direction of the Bashtansky and Mykolaiv districts, causing no damage or Ukrainian casualties. Another successful attack on Russian forces was also reported Thursday by Ukraine's Ministry of Internal Affairs on Telegram. Ukrainian guards and fighters of a special unit of the national guard reportedly in position in the Donetsk region discovered"a column of equipment" that included several Russian tanks.
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