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Ukraine's General Staff confirms strikes on Russian command posts in Donetsk

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27 August, 03:15 PM

Ukraine's Defense Forces struck the main and reserve command posts of Russian forces in occupied Donetsk on Aug. 26 and overnight into Aug. 27, according to the Ukrainian General Staff.

The command posts were struck using air-launched missiles.

The General Staff also reported an attack on an enemy repair and recovery unit near Chonhar in Kherson Oblast, as well as a drone control point in Olenivka in Russian-occupied Crimea.

Enemy troop clusters were also struck near Novopetrivka in Zaporizhzhya Oblast and Voskhod in Crimea, the General Staff added.

On Aug. 26, powerful explosions and a massive missile strike on Donetsk were reported. Online reports described hits and wounded Russian troops.

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OSINT analysts from the projects CyberBoroshno and Exilenova+ later reported that missiles struck a two-level underground parking garage of a residential complex in Donetsk, which was likely being used as a command post for a Russian military grouping.

According to Defense Express, Ukraine's Armed Forces may have struck Donetsk using new JDAM-LR cruise missiles with a range of 550 kilometers (about 340 miles), which the United States secretly supplied to Ukraine.

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