The GUR showcased the destruction of enemy vehicles and fortifications at the front lines.
In the past week, special forces of the GUR have destroyed 16 enemy engineering and fortification structures in their area of responsibility on the front line, and damaged another 68. Additionally, they struck 15 units of transport belonging to the Russian invaders.
This information was reported by RBK-Ukraine, citing the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine on Telegram.
The GUR has released the latest results of the combat operations carried out by active action units.
Specifically, they destroyed two enemy tactical drones and damaged two communication antennas for the occupiers' UAVs.
Furthermore, the scouts effectively targeted Moscow's electronic warfare/reconnaissance/radar systems—five units were rendered inoperable.
"Confirmed irretrievable and sanitary losses among the personnel of the aggressor state's army of Russia—33 invaders," the report states.
The GUR MO of Ukraine is the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine. It is the central body of military intelligence in Ukraine, responsible for collecting, analyzing, and utilizing intelligence information to ensure national security and defense.
The main tasks of the GUR MO include:
- Gathering information on external threats that may affect Ukraine's military security.
- Counteracting the reconnaissance and sabotage activities of the enemy within the country and beyond its borders.
- Military planning and supporting the operations of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
- Analyzing and forecasting situations in regions where conflicts may arise.
- Conducting special operations to support national security.
The GUR MO is actively operating in wartime, particularly in the context of Russian aggression against Ukraine, and plays a key role in gathering data on enemy actions, coordinating with allies, and ensuring the effectiveness of defensive operations.
As a reminder, last week Ukrainian scouts discovered and destroyed a Russian radar station 1L122 "Garmon" in the occupied territory of the Zaporizhzhia region.