Ukrainian special forces have struck a Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) coordination center in Kherson, according to reports from G4Media.
The assault, carried out by the 'Alfa' unit of Ukraine's Security Service (SBU), targeted a building that housed at least 100 agents at the time of the attack.
Drones were used to deliver the strike, which represents a direct hit on Russian command and control capabilities in the region.
The operation underscores the continued ability of Ukrainian forces to penetrate and target high-value security assets deep within occupied territories.
By focusing on FSB infrastructure, Kyiv aims to disrupt the intelligence and administrative apparatus that supports Russian military operations in the south.
The loss of a coordination hub with such a high concentration of personnel could temporarily degrade Russian operational planning in the Kherson sector.