Ukraine strikes Russian BK-16 landing craft in Sevastopol, Crimea In Sevastopol, Defense Forces units struck the Russian BK-16 landing craft. The strike occurred on the night of September 3, and the extent of the vessel's damage is being clarified, according to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. What is known about the BK-16 boat The target struck in Crimea is a high-speed Project 02510 transport and landing craft designed to transport and land troops, including on an unequipped coast, as well as for patrol and anti-sabotage missions. Its full displacement is about 20.5 tons, its length is about 16 meters, and its crew consists of 2 people. The boat can carry up to 19 troops and can be equipped with machine-gun and grenade-launcher weapons. What other targets were struck In the area of occupied Sevastopol, the Defense Forces struck a Krasukha-4 mobile electronic warfare station — a long-range electronic warfare system that suppresses the onboard radars of aircraft, helicopters, and drones. Another strike hit an enemy drone control center in the area of Maryine in occupied Crimea. On the mainland, in the Donetsk region, a drone warehouse in Zhelanne and an ammunition depot in the area of Ilovaisk were struck. Enemy facilities at the Vostochny training ground in Novopetrivka, Zaporizhzhia region, also came under attack. The Defense Forces systematically strike Russian military facilities in occupied Crimea. A few days ago, the Ukrainian Navy struck a Bastion — a scarce and expensive Russian coastal missile system.
