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The Armed Forces of Ukraine struck the headquarters of the 35th Motorized Rifle Brigade of the Russian Armed Forces in the occupied town of Selidove in the Pokrovsky direction, the Express newspaper reports, citing the Telegram channel of journalist Andriy Tsaplienko.
The drone was piloted by one of the few female Shark UAV operators.
As Tsaplienko reported, many officers of the command of the occupiers' brigade were eliminated as a result of this strike. It is interesting that the drone from which the adjustments and filming were carried out was controlled by an operator with the call sign "Ultra" - one of the few female operators of the "Shark" UAV who went to the front so that the front would not reach her native Dnipro.
According to some reports, the Ukrainian Armed Forces carried out the strike with a HIMARS multiple launch rocket system. The occupiers are loudly complaining on social media that the other day in Selidove, the headquarters with the commanders of the 35th Motorized Rifle Brigade was hit. All of them were eliminated.
It should be noted that the occupiers captured the city of Selidove, Pokrovsky district, Donetsk region, on October 30, 2024, together with the villages of Vyshneve and Zoryan. The occupation of Selidove was preceded by heavy fighting. The Armed Forces of Ukraine tried to hold the city to the last, but the lack of weapons and military personnel did not allow this.
20 Russian officers killed in strike on Russian command post, says Zelensky
Ukrainian military struck a command post in the Kursk region on February 3, destroying about 20 Russian invaders. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky reported on the results of the operation.
"The control point was simply hit there. Before we went 2,5 km, ours hit the control point in Kurshchyna," he said.
According to the president, many officers died there. "I was told that there were probably 20 officers killed. Among them are senior North Korean and Russian officers," Zelensky stated.
The Ukrainian Air Force carried out a precision strike on a control point in Novoivanivka, Kursk Region, on February 3.
