Unn.Ua Phalanx Unit Targets Crimea Logistics with Cyber Intelligence and Drones
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- •Phalanx Center employs cyber intelligence and drones to disrupt enemy logistics.
- •Commander Filatov claims a complete blockade of the R-280 highway is realistic.
- •Recent strikes on bridges leading to Crimea highlight the effectiveness of their operations.
The Phalanx Multi-Domain Operations Center is executing operations to sever the land corridor to Crimea, utilizing cyber intelligence and drone strikes. Commander Dmytro Filatov announced that the unit has developed a cyber intelligence department to gather information on enemy units, specifically targeting the 37th Motorized Rifle Brigade and the 64th. The unit has independently acquired strike drones from Fire Point to enhance their capabilities. Filatov stated that the first strikes were weak but have improved significantly over recent weeks. The goal is to achieve a complete blockade of the R-280 highway, which connects the Rostov region to Crimea. Recent strikes on bridges leading to Crimea were reported, demonstrating the ongoing impact of these operations. The unit aims to disrupt enemy logistics and military infrastructure effectively.
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