Ukraine Uses Drones to Attack Russian Logistics
Ukraine's Nemesis Brigade uses drones to strike Russian logistics on a key highway, Ukraine's middle-strike campaign targets Russian military equipment and supplies.
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The 412th Nemesis Brigade of Ukraine's Unmanned Systems Forces has used 'secret' strike drones to attack Russian logistics on the 'Novorossiya' route, a key highway in occupied southern Ukraine. The brigade said the attacks have forced Russia to limit the movement of heavy equipment along the highway. The 'Novorossiya' route runs through the occupied Ukrainian cities of Mariupol, Melitopol, and Simferopol in Crimea.
Drone Strikes and Logistics
The 412th Nemesis Brigade claimed its new 'secret' attack drone has proven effective deep behind Russian lines, destroying 'dozens' of trucks and fuel tankers. Following Ukrainian strikes, Russia has limited the movement of heavy equipment along the highway. Ukrainian forces have also struck vehicles trying to circumvent the highway using dirt roads and field paths.
Ukraine's Middle-Strike Campaign
The strikes are part of Ukraine's middle-strike campaign, which targets Russian military equipment and supplies at the operational level, between 20 and 200 kilometers from the frontline. Air defense systems, command posts, fuel and ammunition depots, and logistics vehicles are all targets of this campaign.
Key points
- The 412th Nemesis Brigade used 'secret' strike drones to attack Russian logistics on the 'Novorossiya' route.
- The attacks have forced Russia to limit the movement of heavy equipment along the highway.
- The 'Novorossiya' route runs through the occupied Ukrainian cities of Mariupol, Melitopol, and Simferopol in Crimea.
- The drone strikes have destroyed 'dozens' of trucks and fuel tankers.
- Ukraine's middle-strike campaign targets Russian military equipment and supplies between 20 and 200 kilometers from the frontline.
This article was independently rewritten by ManyPress editorial AI from reporting originally published by Kyiv Independent.



