Kyivpost Ukrainian Drones Target Russian Military Training Ground in Zaporizhzhia
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- •Ukrainian drones struck a Russian training ground, impacting three combat units.
- •The operation included the destruction of key air defense systems in the region.
- •Over 1,600 strikes were recorded by Ukrainian drone operators on June 12.
On June 12-13, 2026, Ukraine's Unmanned Systems Forces executed a drone strike on the Vostochny military training ground in Zaporizhzhia, targeting three Russian combat units. The operation resulted in significant damage to the 40th Naval Infantry Brigade, the 1461st Regiment of the 36th Army, and the 1466th Regiment of the 5th Army, all preparing for deployment against Ukrainian forces. The strike also included attacks on Russian air defense systems, with a Tor-M2 missile system and a ZU-23 anti-aircraft gun being neutralized. This operation is part of Ukraine's broader strategy to disrupt Russian logistics and military capabilities. Brovdi reported that Ukrainian drone operators conducted 1,645 strikes on June 12 alone, indicating a high operational tempo. The success of this operation reflects the increasing effectiveness of Ukraine's drone warfare capabilities.
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