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Madyar shows off 38 hit targets in occupied Crimea in one night

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Ukraine's Unmanned Systems Forces just delivered a massive overnight overhaul to Russian military infrastructure in Crimea.

While most people were sleeping, Ukrainian drone operators went on a full-spectrum cleanup duty across the occupied peninsula. A total of 38 targets were hit overnight, ranging from anti-aircraft guns to critical energy infrastructure.

The hit list includes the Tavriiska thermal power plant in Simferopol, an oil depot in Dzhankoi, gas compressor stations, and major power substations in Sevastopol and Simferopol. Coastal radar stations didn't escape either.

Commander Robert "Madyar" Brovdi shared video footage showing the precise strikes in action.

Occupied military infrastructure is suddenly finding it much harder to stay powered and functional.

Source: Facebook

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  1. Stubborn Banderite
    38 in a single night is insane productivity. Madyar's team doesn't sleep at all.
    +2 emotionalSomeone is clearly impressed by the lack of sleep, as if productivity is measured in caffeine intake and drone strikes
  2. Patient Chumak
    wonder how long the air defense excuse list is gonna get this week...
    +6 solidA cynical observation on the creative writing department of the Russian Ministry of Defense, which is truly the only thing they produce efficiently
  3. Defiant Hetman
    dzhankoi oil depot again? classic.
    +3 funnyAh, the classic Dzhankoi bingo card; it is becoming as predictable as a bad sitcom rerun