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Ukraine Hits Russian Bomber in Occupied Crimea, General Staff Says

Ukrainian forces also struck three ground control stations for Russian drones, alongside other targets, the General Staff said.

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In the occupied territories on September 15 and on the night of September 16, the Su-24 aircraft, the launch site of attack drones, UAV control points, ammunition depots and fuel bases of the Russian Federation were damaged.

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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A Su-24 aircraft was shot down at the occupiers' airfield in Saki in temporarily occupied Crimea. The extent of the damage is being determined, the General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces reports.

The defense forces are working daily to reduce the ability of the Russian army to continue the aggressive war against Ukraine. Thus, on the 15th and on the night of September 16, the defenders struck a number of important military facilities of the aggressor.

Units of the Ukrainian Defense Forces hit a Russian Su-24 aircraft at the airfield in Saky in the occupied Crimea. The degree of damage caused is specified. This was reported by the press service of the General Staff of the Armed Forces. In the area of Donetsk city, the place of storage, preparation and launch of attack UAVs of the enemy was damaged. In Staromlynivka and Pokrovsk of Donetsk region, as well as in Pokrovsky Zaporizhia region, dron…

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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Gazeta.ua broke the news in Kyiv, Ukraine on Wednesday, September 16, 2026.
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