Attack-drone base, two Russian radars and fuel depot struck on 23–24 September
On 23 September and overnight on 24 September 2026, Ukraine’s Defence Forces struck an attack-UAV storage and launch site in Donetsk, two Russian radar stations and a fuel and lubricants depot in occupied territory.
The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine confirmed strikes on Russian military infrastructure in the occupied parts of Donetsk and Zaporizhzhia oblasts.
Reports of possible strikes on oil depots in the Kagalnitsky district and Novotitarovskaya remain preliminary and have not been added to the statistics.
Attack-UAV storage and launch site
Near Donetsk, the Defence Forces struck a Russian site used to store, prepare and launch attack drones.
The General Staff reported a hit on the target. The results of the strike are being assessed.
35N6 Kasta and P-18 radar stations
A 35N6 Kasta radar station was struck near Chekhohrad in the occupied part of Donetsk Oblast.
Another strike hit a P-18 radar station near Yakymivka in the occupied part of Zaporizhzhia Oblast.
Fuel and lubricants depot
Ukrainian forces struck a Russian fuel and lubricants depot near Velyka Bilozerka.
The effects of the strike and the extent of the damage are being assessed.
Summary for 24 September
Preliminary reports of strikes on oil depots were not added to the statistics. Radar stations are part of the air-defence system, which the Demilitarizator does not count, while the UAV launch site and fuel depot still lack sufficiently precise identification and damage assessments.
The totals remain unchanged: at least 823 strikes in 2026 and 36 in September.
How the figures changed
The data may be revised when official statements or further assessment become available.