Zelenskyy confirms Dubna space hub is back on the menu
Russia’s biggest satellite communication center just got a second visit from Ukrainian long-range tech, and things are looking distinctly non-operational.
Apparently, one visit to the Dubna space communication center wasn't enough. Volodymyr Zelenskyy just confirmed that Ukraine’s long-range "sanctions" have hit the facility again, right in the heart of the Moscow region.
This isn't just some random building. It’s the largest ground-based satellite hub in the country, used to track everything needed to coordinate military operations. The 32-meter MARK-IV antenna and the main control center took direct hits. It’s over 500 kilometers from the border, but clearly, that distance is more of a suggestion than a barrier these days.
The logistics of modern warfare are getting a whole lot more complicated for the invaders when their own eyes and ears in the sky keep losing their connection to the ground.
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