Ukrainian Defense Forces Launch Strikes
On February 12 and 13, 2026, Ukrainian defense forces conducted strikes against targets in temporarily occupied territories. The attacks focused on Russian logistical and defensive assets in Crimea, Zaporizhzhia, and Donetsk regions. These operations are part of Ukraine's ongoing campaign to degrade Russian military capabilities behind the front lines.
- On February 12, a Russian BK-16 transport and landing boat was hit near the settlement of Novoozerne in Crimea.
- Also on February 12, an RSP-10 radar station was destroyed in the Hvardiiske area.
- A communications node was struck in the Primorska area.
On February 13, Ukrainian forces struck an ammunition depot in the Novoekonomichne district. In a significant development, the Armed Forces of Ukraine's (AFU) unmanned systems units have officially transitioned to a fully digital inventory system for communications equipment and property. This system now tracks over 3,500 distinct items of military property. This move signals a major step in modernizing the Ukrainian military's logistics and resource management for contemporary warfare.
Frontline Situation
The frontline situation remains tense, and these Ukrainian strikes demonstrate a focused strategy to destroy critical enemy military infrastructure. The shift to digital asset management further indicates the AFU's drive to adapt to modern warfighting conditions, which is expected to enhance their operational effectiveness. This technological upgrade is crucial for coordinating complex, long-range strikes like those reported.
This development underscores the growing importance of technological advancement within the Ukrainian military and its readiness to integrate innovation into its warfighting strategies.