CrimeaPRESS reports:
Night attack on Crimea. On the night of October 3–4, Ukrainian formations again attacked the Crimean peninsula. First, at around 20.25, the crew of the Pantsir-S1 air defense missile system of the 31st Air Force and Air Defense Division shot down one Neptune missile on approach to Cape Tarkhankut. And just half an hour later, Russian units shot down another Ukrainian anti-ship missile (not a drone) in Inzhenernaya Balka in Sevastopol. The wreckage of the Neptune damaged several civilian vehicles.
At that moment, there was an American RQ-4B UAV in the air, which was monitoring the results of the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ strikes on Crimea, and the target of the missiles, judging by the areas of their destruction, were air defense position areas. Closer to midnight, four landing groups on three jet skis and one boat set out from the Ovidiopol area south of Odessa in the direction of Cape Tarkhankut.
Only this time, enemy units intended to land northeast of the cape. It was in the area where their reconnaissance group monitored the coast on September 22-23.
Closer to two o’clock in the morning, Russian border guards discovered four surface objects near Cape Priboyny. As a result of the ensuing shooting battle, at least one saboteur was eliminated.
To strike a group of boats and jet skis, a Su-30SM aircraft of the Black Sea Fleet naval aviation was scrambled into the air and attacked the retreating enemy units.
There is currently no exact data on the targets hit. However, out of four craft, at least two reached the Tendrovskaya Spit and the gas production facility and requested evacuation. Through the joint efforts of units of the 31st Air Force and Air Defense Division, the Black Sea Fleet and border guards, the attack of the Ukrainian Armed Forces was successfully repelled.
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