Ukrainian defense forces reportedly struck multiple Russian military installations on 11-12 September across occupied and contested territory. Targeted facilities included drone command posts at Pologi in Zaporizhia Oblast and Zalizny Port in Kherson Oblast, according to the General Staff. The strikes also hit reported storage depots for attack drones at Malyi Kermenchyk (Luhansk), Donetsk city, Selidove, and Kurakhove (Donetsk), plus an ammunition and equipment depot in Alchevsk (Luhansk). Damage assessment was said to be ongoing at the time of reporting.
The strikes target Russia's drone logistics and command infrastructure, which has intensified operations against Ukrainian cities in recent months. Pologi and surrounding Zaporizhia Oblast remain contested, with Russian forces maintaining positions nearby. The targeting of multiple drone storage sites suggests Ukrainian intelligence has identified key nodes in Russia's attack drone supply chain, which relies on facilities distributed across occupied eastern Ukraine and Crimea. This operation occurs amid a broader pattern of Ukrainian strikes on Russian rear-area targets, including a reported August strike on a command post in Donetsk that killed senior officers. Concurrent Russian ballistic missile activity over Zaporizhzhia and Pavlohrad indicates both sides maintained offensive tempo during this period.
Single source: General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine via Telegram (@GeneralStaffZSU). No cross-confirmation from independent sources, military analysts, or third-party channels currently available. Confidence score of 8.0 reflects official Ukrainian military attribution but lack of corroboration. Would increase with satellite imagery, Russian damage admissions, or Ukrainian field reporting; would decrease if details prove inaccurate.
Six separate target areas span three oblasts in eastern Ukraine and southeast. Pologi (Zaporizhia) sits in contested territory roughly 120 km south of Russian-held Luhansk. Zalizny Port lies in Russian-occupied Kherson. Malyi Kermenchyk, Alchevsk in Luhansk; Donetsk city, Selidove, Kurakhove in Donetsk—most in or near Russian-controlled zones. Geographic dispersion suggests coordinated multi-vector strike.
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