Dzhankoy, Harvest, Cape Chauda: As the SCO attack changed the military map of Crimea

To spread: In the occupied Crimea, on August 26, a series of explosions came: a train with fuel in Dzhanka was burned, the substation in the harvest and the air defense base at Cape Chauda was damaged. Focus found out the consequences of the attack of the Ukrainian special operations, which significantly hit the logistics of Russian troops.

In the occupied Crimea, on August 26, fires were recorded on railway infrastructure in Dzhanka and a substation in the village of Urozhayne, Krasnogvardiysky district. According to the Telegram-channel "Crimean Vetter", Dzhanka a cargo train with a fuel for the Russian army was caught as a result of a blow of the Drones of the Armed Forces.

The photo from the scene shows a tank covered with fire and smoke, although exilnova+ in Exilnova+ said that these images can be personnel from Omsk in 2024, so information needs check. It is also reported on the arrival in the railway substation in the Urozhaynny, which caused the power supply to be switched off in 13 settlements of the Krasnogvardi district, which the occupying authorities said. The pictures show the pillars of smoke above the railway routes.

In addition, the attack of the Drones of the Armed Forces affected the deployment of the C-300/S-400 air defense complex at Chauda, ​​where a fire broke out in three buildings near the landfill, from which the Russians launch "Shahaneda" in Ukraine. Later, the attack on the Crimea was confirmed by the forces of special operations of Ukraine.

The former spokesman of the General Staff of the Armed Forces Vladislav Seleznev commented on the actions of the forces of special operations (SCOs) of Ukraine, which, according to him, traditionally do not reveal the details of their operations, in particular regarding the destruction of the enemy's logistics objects.

According to open sources, the fire was recorded in the area of ​​the Dzhankoy railway station, where the warehouses of fuel and lubricants were probably burned, as well as at the Urozhayne station, located in the village of Petrovka, Krasnogvardi district, temporarily occupied Crimea.

Seleznyov noted that it is difficult to say whether these events are related to the statements of the SCO, because their operations usually involve direct presence in the occupied territories for special tasks. If these incidents are interrelated, then according to Seleznov, the forces of Ukraine's defense are focused on the destruction of the logistics chains of Russian invaders.

"Crimea is used by the enemy as a key transport hub for the preparation of attacks in the south of Zaporizhzhya region. Railway communication in Crimea plays a critical role in providing the supply of resources for Russian troops. Slowing or breaking the work of railway infrastructure, in particular warehouses and logistics units. Logistics enemy loses the opportunity to get the resources necessary for combat operations in a timely manner, "says focus the expert.

Seleznyov stressed that the effectiveness of hostilities depends directly on the resources. That is why regular strokes on logistics objects in Crimea-fuel warehouses, air defense systems and places where Iskander-M missile complexes are located-is a key element of the Defense Forces Strategy of Ukraine. Intelligence, including the work of guerrillas and special forces in the occupied territories, helps to identify such goals.

In spite of the enemy's efforts to mask their systems and carry out counter -pride -making operations, the Ukrainian forces continue to find and destroy the most important objects. "This tactic not only allows you to weaken the logistics potential of the invaders, but also forces them to spend resources on the protection and movement of weapons. Strikes on enemy objects in Crimea are systematic and aimed at the maximum complication of the functioning of the Russian military machine.

This includes both logistics nodes, and Ukraine. It remains a key element of this strategy, providing accurately identifying goals for their further destruction, " - said the ex -school of the Armed Forces General Staff. According to the expert, such operations are rational and effective, as they not only destroy the infrastructure of the enemy, but also create psychological pressure, forcing the occupiers to constantly change the location of their forces and means.

This complicates their ability to effectively fight and ensure stable supply. Recall that, on August 25, unknown drones attacked military objects of the Russian Federation in the occupied Crimea. The Russians complained about loud sounds in the Dzhankoy area, which is a railroad logistics node of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation on the southern section of the front. In addition, it was restless in Kerch next to the Crimean bridge.