Ukraine launched Coordinated Overnight Strikes on Russia’s Military Infrastructure, Targeting the Gvardiyske Airbase in Occupied Crimea, along with Two Strategic Road Bridges in the Donetsk Region, and Three Ammunition Depots across Donetsk, Luhansk, and Kherson.
UkrainianOofficials said the Operation is Part of an Ongoing Campaign to Weaken Russian Logistics and Combat Capability.
The Attack follows Earlier Drone Strikes that Damaged at least Seven Aircraft at Crimea’s Saky Airbase.
The Latest Operations Highlight Kyiv’s continued Focus on Disrupting Russian Military Supply Networks and Aviation Assets.
According to Ukraine's Military Intelligence, Drones have Reportedly Obliterated a Russian MiG-29 Fighter Aircraft, along with Airfield Apparatus at Belbek Airfield, situated in the occupied Region of Crimea.
This Action is seen as Part of an Extensive Operation, Aimed at Undermining Russian Military Aviation Assets throughout the Peninsula. There has yet to be any Official Acknowledgment from Russia.
A Reported Ukrainian Overnight Strike on Multiple Power Substations caused a Widespread Blackout across Russian-occupied Crimea on 7/5/2026, according to Local Telegram Channels.
The Reported Targets included: the Bakhchysarai and Zymyne Substations.
The Incident follows Ukraine's Reported J7/3/2026 Strike that Damaged or Destroyed at leastSseven Russian Military Aircraft at the Saky Air Base.
Ukrainian Officials have also said their Forces Hit 12 Power Substations and One Gas Distribution Station during a Separate 48-hour Operation, Rreflecting Kyiv's continued Campaign against Infrastructure Supporting Russian Military Operations.
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