Ukraine destroyed a Russian Iskander-M missile launcher in Russia's Kursk Oblast on October 30, according to the General Staff. The strike targeted a site used for reloading ballistic missiles near Fatezh. Ukraine also reported hitting ammunition depots and repair facilities in occupied Ukrainian territories.
The destruction of a Russian Iskander-M missile launcher and other military assets by Ukraine indicates a continued effort to degrade Russia's offensive capabilities and disrupt its logistics and repair operations.
Ukrainian forces struck an Iskander-M missile launcher in Russia's Kursk Oblast on October 30, along with several ammunition depots and repair facilities in Russian-occupied Ukrainian territories, the General Staff said. The missile launcher was hit near the town of Fatezh, at a site used to reload ballistic missiles. Russia uses the Iskander-M system to attack Ukrainian cities. On October 29, President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that Ukraine had carried out two missile strikes, destroying an Iskander-M missile launcher and two Russian Su-34 fighter-bomber jets. Ukraine's Navy also reported striking two Russian Su-34 fighter-bomber jets at the Marinovka military airfield in Russia's Volgograd Oblast on October 29.
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