Ukraine blinds Russian radar in Crimea as overnight strikes hit military hubs

Ukraine attacked a Russian Nebo-U radar system in Sevastopol, part of a wider overnight operation aimed at disrupting the logistics and military infrastructure that supports Russia’s war effort. The strike on the Nebo-U, a long-range early-warning radar used to detect aircraft and missiles, left it blinded and caused a blackout in the area. The system is critical for Russia’s air defense, and its loss weakens Moscow’s ability to track Ukrainian strikes. The broader campaign targeted multiple sites across Crimea and beyond, focusing on supply lines and command nodes. Ukrainian forces have increasingly used such raids to degrade Russian military capabilities ahead of expected offensives. No further details on the extent of the damage or casualties were immediately available. The operation marks another step in Kyiv’s effort to push the war deeper into Russian-held territory.