Ukraine's SOF Hits Russian Fuel Train in Crimea

Ukraine's Special Operations Forces (SOF) struck a Russian train loaded with fuel and lubricants on the night of August 21, near the Dzhankoi railway station in Crimea.

"The Special Operations Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine carried out a special operation near the Dzhankoi railway station. The operation took place on the night of August 21. Special forces struck the Russian train," reads a message posted on the SOF's Telegram channel on August 21.

According to the information, the special operation disrupted the supply to the southern grouping of Russian troops.

As previously reported, on August 12, the Special Operations Forces destroyed a "Skala-M" radio-locating complex in the settlement of Abrykosivka, Crimea. It is noted that the "Skala-M" is a Soviet-Russian radio-locating complex that includes primary and secondary capabilities for detecting air targets and is designed for airspace control.

The radar's operating radius is about 350 km.