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Ukraine Hits Russian Iskander-M Ballistic Missile Maintenance Base, General Staff Says

  • Ukrainian forces struck an Iskander-M missile repair base near Kondrinka in Russia’s Kursk region, according to Ukraine’s General Staff.
  • Ukraine’s General Staff reported strikes on a Russian radar station, fuel depot, and ammunition depot.
  • The strikes reportedly targeted Russian troop concentrations in Donetsk, Zaporizhzhia, and Luhansk regions.
  • The General Staff did not disclose the damage or Russian losses from the strikes.
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Ukrainian forces have struck a Russian base for the repair of Iskander-M missile launchers, a radar station, logistics depots and Russian troop concentrations, the Ukrainian General Staff said on Tuesday. Russian oil facilities have not been targeted in Ukrainian attacks over the past 48 hours, in line with an “energy ceasefire” declared by US President Donald Trump on Sunday.

On October 12 and during the night of October 13, the Armed Forces of Ukraine carried out a series of high-precision strikes on key military targets of Russian troops - both on the territory of Russia and in Russian-controlled regions, the Ukrainian magazine "Focus" reports.

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ГОЛОВНА broke the news in Kyiv, Ukraine on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
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