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SBU Strikes Deep: Iranian Supply Ships, S-400 Radars, and Refineries Destroyed

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Ukraine’s SBU continues to methodically unravel the Russian war machine, hitting critical assets deep in enemy territory, the Caspian Sea, and occupied regions.

Breakdown of high-value targets eliminated:

Logistics & Fleet: Two cargo ships transporting Iranian military hardware were struck, alongside a missile corvette and offshore energy assets in the Caspian Sea.

Strategic Radars & Airfields: Neutralized the Nebo-U radar (Belbek), fuel storage (Saky), and the vital 92N6E Grave Stone radar for the S-400 Triumf system (Rostov-on-Don).

Refineries & Drone Hubs: Targeted the Subkhankulovo dispatch station, Novospassky and 1st Plant mini-refineries, and key FPV drone workshops in Donetsk and Crimea.

FSB Officers Targeted: Direct hits on FSB headquarters in occupied Kherson and Donetsk regions, impacting key command personnel.

With logistics falling apart, energy grids failing, and military command posts wiped out, local populations in occupied zones are fleeing en masse as the rear becomes entirely uninhabitable.

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