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Ukraine's General Staff confirmed strikes on multiple Russian military targets on August 29 and overnight into August 30.

Ukraine's General Staff confirmed strikes on multiple Russian military targets on August 29 and overnight into August 30.
Ukraine's General Staff confirmed strikes on multiple Russian military targets on August 29 and overnight into August 30. Targets included a Rubikon drone warehouse in Khartsyzk, a UAV command post near Chumatske, command posts in Sukhodilsk, logistics depots in Donetsk region and occupied Crimea, an ammunition depot in Kadiivka and a radar in Bryansk region. Additional analysis confirmed a Pantsir-S1 air defense system was destroyed near Kletnya on August 27.

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