Key facts
- Ukraine struck an Iskander-M repair base in Russia's Kursk Oblast on October 13.
- The base is used to repair self-propelled launchers and transporter-loader vehicles of the Iskander-M missile system.
- A radar station in Bryansk Oblast was also struck.
- Russian troop concentrations, fuel depots, and ammunition depots in occupied Luhansk Oblast were targeted.
- Russia has launched over 500 ballistic missiles against Ukraine since the start of 2026.
Ukrainian forces conducted a series of strikes on Russian military infrastructure on October 13, targeting an Iskander-M ballistic missile maintenance base in Russia's Kursk Oblast, a radar station in Bryansk Oblast, and troop concentrations in occupied Luhansk Oblast. The General Staff of Ukraine reported the actions as part of ongoing efforts to degrade Russian military capabilities.