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On June 22, Ukraine's armed forces announced they successfully hit Russia's satellite communications center located in Dubna, within the Moscow region, representing another significant operation deep within Russian borders. According to Russia's state-run TASS news agency, the facility was subjected to a substantial drone attack from Ukraine; however, they reported that television and communication services remained operational. The organization overseeing the center confirmed that no personnel were harmed and that cleanup operations were in progress. This strike is significant as it impacts Russia's satellite communication infrastructure, which is crucial for its strategic information and broadcasting systems, thereby increasing pressure on Moscow from a distance.
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00:00Ukraine says it has struck a Russian satellite communications site deep inside the Moscow
00:05region. The target was identified as the Dubna Satellite Communications Center.
00:10According to Ukraine's general staff, the strike was carried out on Monday, June 22.
00:15Russia's state-run TASS news agency later confirmed the center had come under what it
00:20called a massive Ukrainian drone attack. Russian officials said television broadcasting
00:25and communications were not affected. The center's parent organization,
00:30Space Communications, also said no staff were injured. Cleanup and damage control measures are
00:36now underway at the site. The attack is significant because Dubna is linked to Russia's state space
00:41communications network. Ukraine has increasingly targeted Russian military, energy, and strategic
00:48infrastructure far from the battlefield. For Kyiv, these strikes are designed to disrupt systems that
00:54support Russia's war effort. For Moscow, the attack is another sign that critical sites near the
01:00capital remain exposed. The full extent of the damage has not yet been independently confirmed.
01:06But the strike adds to a growing pattern of Ukrainian long-range attacks inside Russia.
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