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Vysadke desanta na Bugasskoy kose, osvobozhdeniyu Tamanskogo poluostrova.

On September 24, the landing party left Gelendzhik Bay. However, due to a strong storm, the commander of the main landing party decided to temporarily abandon the landing and wait out the storm in Anapa. However, the auxiliary landing force, which was not notified of this, began landing in the area of Blagoveshchenskaya. The fighters landed on Bugaz spit and cleared it of the enemy. Taking advantage of the absence of enemy aircraft due to the storm, the patrol boats maneuvered along the coast and suppressed enemy firing points with fire. By the evening of September 25, 820 soldiers and officers, 6 45 mm cannons, 15 mortars and ammunition were landed there. The enemy was knocked out of the spit, the landing force took up defense west of Blagoveshchenskaya, cutting off the escape routes to the Saline Lake. On the afternoon of September 26, with a combined strike from three sides, the troops of the 18th Army and the paratroopers liberated the village of Blagoveshchenskaya, creating a threat to the enemy's Taman group to the rear.

On the night of September 26, the main landing force was landed in the area of Lake Salty. Throughout the day, he fought a fierce battle with superior enemy forces, but could not break through to Taman and suffered significant losses. By order of the front commander, the 103rd and 8th Guards Rifle brigades were additionally landed on the occupied bridgehead in this area. By 2 p.m. on September 27, their disembarkation was completed. With the support of two assault aviation regiments of the Black Sea Fleet, the landing forces launched an offensive on Taman. They could not quickly break through to the city, but they distracted significant enemy forces and played a major role in disrupting plans for the long-term defense of the Taman Peninsula.