A long-range space-communication center, several air-defense facilities, and personnel concentrations of the “Rubikon” electronic-intelligence unit were hit.

The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported this on March 2.

During consistent actions to reduce the combat potential of the Russian aggressor, Defense Forces units struck during the night of March 2 a long-range space-communication center near the settlement of Vytyne, and a “Podlyot-K1” radar station near Vynohradne in temporarily occupied Crimea.

In addition, an enemy “Kasta 2E2” radar (Lyubyme) and “Yastreb A-V” radar (Topoli) were hit on the temporarily occupied territory of Luhansk region.

Ukrainian units also struck concentrations of personnel of the “Rubikon” electronic-intelligence unit near Kermenchyk (occupied Donetsk region) and the settlement of Kinski Rozdory in occupied Zaporizhzhia region.

“To be continued! Glory to Ukraine!” — the General Staff stated.