Ukrainian Missiles Destroyed A Russian Command Post In Donetsk
2- 26.08.2026, 21:50
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He was in the underground parking garage.
On Wednesday, August 26, in occupied Donetsk, six missiles struck a two-level underground parking garage, which was likely being used as a command post for a Russian military unit.
This was reported by OSINT analysts from the “Cyber Boroshno” and Exilenova+ projects, as noted by the website New Voice.
According to analysts, the missiles struck the underground parking garage directly. Adjacent streets were blocked off at the site of the strike, and people who might have survived the attack were evacuated from the area over an extended period. Additionally, according to their reports, an emergency blood drive for the wounded was announced in Donetsk.
The strike hit a residential complex originally built by the company “MAKO Holding.” It was owned by the eldest son of former Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych.
The complex consists of three 21-story buildings and features a two-level underground parking garage with capacity for approximately 600 cars. According to OSINT analysts, the Russian military may have used this facility to house a command post.

On August 26, a series of powerful explosions rocked occupied Donetsk. Local social media groups reported a missile strike on the city.
One of the strikes hit a building at 97 Ilyich Avenue. According to publicly available data, research and industrial institutions were previously located at this address, specifically the Ukrainian State Research Institute of Plastics and the Institute of Explosion-Proof and Mining Electrical Equipment with a pilot production facility.
According to eyewitnesses, wounded Russian soldiers are being carried away from the site of the strike.