UKRAINE, Sep. 29 — On Sep. 28-29, Ukrainian forces attacked a Kasta radar station in Russian-occupied Manhush in the Donetsk oblast, the General Staff of the Ukrainian forces reported.

Kasta is a mobile circular surveillance radar station designed to monitor airspace, determine the coordinates, and identify aerial targets, even those flying at extremely low altitudes.

Earlier, General Staff reported Ukrainian forces hit such a radar station in the Donetsk oblast worth at least $60 million.

Apart from that, Ukrainian forces hit control centers of Russian attack drones in the occupied Luhansk oblast.

They also hit Russian munition depots in the Luhansk, Kharkiv, and Donetsk regions and material and technical resources storage in the occupied parts of Zaporizhzhia oblast.

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