Ukrainian strikes on 29–30 September hit a UAV depot, repair base and Russian military supply sites
On 29 September and overnight into 30 September 2026, Ukrainian forces struck Russian military infrastructure in occupied Ukrainian territory. Ukraine’s General Staff reported hits on a UAV depot, a command and observation post, a repair base and several military supply depots.
UAV depot and repair base
A Russian UAV depot was hit in Hranitne, Donetsk Oblast. Ukrainian forces also struck a command and observation post in Lysychansk, Luhansk Oblast, and a repair base in Starobilsk.
Military supply depots in occupied territory
The General Staff also reported strikes on materiel depots in Azovske, Manhush, Novoandriivka and Volnovakha in Donetsk Oblast, as well as Kumove in occupied Crimea.
Russian air defence system hit
The Unmanned Systems Forces recorded one surface-to-air missile or missile-and-gun system hit on 29 September. In its morning report on 30 September, Ukraine’s General Staff also reported one air defence asset neutralised during the previous day. The reports do not establish whether they refer to the same system, and neither its model nor the strike location has been identified.
Under Demilitarizator’s current methodology, these operational military targets are not added to the main statistics. The totals remain unchanged following these reports.
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