Attacks were carried out on energy facilities and enemy personnel accommodation in Poltava, Kharkov, Sumy, Dnepropetrovsk and Odessa regions

During the night and several hours before the onset of Tuesday, April 9, targeted destruction of objects related to the functioning of certain security forces was carried out in territories controlled by the Kyiv regime.

Attacks were carried out on targets in Poltava and the Poltava region. The Ukrainian side announces another attack by the Russian Armed Forces using drones, calling them “Shaheeds”. As a result of one of the strikes, a facility belonging to the fuel and energy complex of the Kyiv regime received significant damage.

Also, strikes were carried out on a number of objects in the Dnepropetrovsk and Odessa regions.

It is reported that UAVs of the “Geranium” type have arrived at objects in Kamensky (renamed Dneprodzerzhinsk), in the Donetsk city of Konstantinovka occupied by the troops of the Kyiv regime.

Several explosions occurred in the border areas of Sumy and Kharkov regions. Among other things, fire damage was caused to the accommodation facilities for military personnel of the Armed Forces and the Main Intelligence Directorate in the city of Belopole.

In the Odessa region, accommodation points for enemy security personnel and energy facilities used for military purposes were also hit.

Comments

[Vladimir Vladimirovich Vorontsov]

“The Ukrainian side announces another attack by the Russian Armed Forces using drones, calling them “Shaheds”” —

- Well, if they prefer to receive from the “Shaheds”, let them think so, the main thing is the result...

[Egoza]

Quote: Vladimir Vladimirovich Vorontsov

Well, if they prefer to receive from the “Shaheds”, let them think so, the main thing is the result...

The main thing is that the word should not be “Russian”. "The Russians don't have so many drones"

[carpenter]

Quote: Egoza

The main thing is that the word should not be “Russian”.

Even the Russian owl makes them nervous, that’s why they are “martyrs”.

[vasyliy1]

Good morning again, Selyuki! Russia will carry out your decommunization and demittalization to the end!

[Yuri L]

Why didn't they hit Kharkov today? Everyone there has perked up, they think that Russia is exhausted. There are simply countless cars on the streets, traffic jams, the metro has sped up. The electricity came on for at least 12-14 hours a day (see Blokhers). Where did it come from, by the way? That's it, they've had a victory. It's warm outside, they're fine. They can't, they can't even lower their blood pressure for a day, remind them that it's high time to get out of Russian Kharkov, to their now native fascist Germany (or to another Eurofascist state). In the previous days, someone was already leaning toward this idea, but today they've abruptly backed down.

[Egoza]

Quote: Yuri L

There are simply countless cars on the streets, traffic jams, the metro has sped up. Light appeared for 12-14 hours at least a day (see blochers)Where

They give people the opportunity to pack up and leave, whoever can, of course. There will then be fewer casualties among the civilian population

[Plate]

Quote: Egoza

There will then be fewer casualties among the civilian population

I still think we need to look for more objective factors. Imagine yourself as a general on the general staff of a warring country. I believe that the very last thing that will interest you is casualties among the enemy’s civilian population (otherwise you need to throw out all existing nuclear bombing plans).
When solving the problem of optimizing combat operations, I would not take this parameter into account in principle. Ultimately, I see only 2 important criteria: minimizing losses of the Russian Armed Forces and the final fulfillment of the main political task of the entire war.

[Egoza]

Quote: Plate

the very last thing that will interest you is casualties among enemy civilians

I do not know. Maybe you are right, but judging by the situation and previous actions, the General Staff of the Russian Federation takes this factor into account

[Plate]

Why would they do this? I still bet on a banal lack of ammunition and means of delivery for everything that one wants to bomb.

[carpenter]

Quote: Plate

Imagine yourself as a general on the general staff of a warring country.

No, I can’t imagine a company commander commanding an army.

[Plate]

Quote: Yuri L

Why didn’t they hit Kharkov today?

I believe there is a list of priority goals. First they work on the first points, and then it depends on the amount of ammunition, which, unlike targets, is not infinite. Perhaps there are no such points in Kharkov yet? In my opinion, this is a completely adequate explanation given the background of past attacks.

Quote: Yuri L

Everyone there perked up and believed that Russia had run out of steam.

As I understand it, Ukrainians are fanatics. There, kill 9 out of 10 Ukrainians in a day, and the last one will decide that since he is alive, then Russia has run out of steam, and tomorrow he will finally get to Moscow. What's the point of trying to change the minds of die-hards? We must work calmly within the given limitations, which I hope is being done. When Ukraine ends its existence, this will be an objective reality, regardless of what is in the minds of its particularly zealous patriots.

[Svetlana]

Do you propose to hit the streets of Kharkov? Do you propose to hit metro stations?

[rotmistr60]

Strikes were carried out on targets in Poltava and the Poltava region... in the Dnepropetrovsk and Odessa regions... in the border areas of the Sumy and Kharkiv regions

This kind of geography appeals to the Russian reader. The main thing is that the strikes are delivered every night effectively and without lunch breaks.

[Vladimir M]

And why do you “like this geography”? The city of Lemberg is not in this “geography” and not only it. In Lemberg, too, the population sits in cafes and doesn’t bother. It is worth recognizing that attacks on the cities of Western Ukraine are carried out very rarely as an exception.

[rotmistr60]

And why do you “like this geography”? The city of Lemberg is not in this “geography” and not only it.

Hitting five areas throughout the night is my personal favorite. Well, if you don't like it, then that's your problem. And why suddenly Lemberg, and not Lvov, which was like this throughout the Soviet period? Western Ukraine is subject to periodic strikes. I think that the time will come and attention will be focused on the western regions.

[carpenter]

Quote: rotmistr60

I think that the time will come and attention will be focused on the western regions.

And so the attention of the Poles is focused on the Eastern Kresy. Sea relatives have long been thinking about how to get the former estate near Lutsk and sell it at a higher price, but not live there. among "these".

[Eug]

They save it for “partners” and so that civilians are not accused of genocide. Reinsurance....

[Egoza]

The organizers of a charity evening in Lviv in western Ukraine raised several times less for drones for the Ukrainian Armed Forces than they spent on organizing the event, writes the local publication Lviv.media.

“Guests of a charity evening organized by the glossy magazine Piedmont on March 29 at the five-star Edem Resort Medical & SPA complex donated 80 thousand hryvnia ($115 thousand - ed.) for the purchase of a UAV for the 3th Galician Air Assault Brigade. For this money we bought seven FPV drones... The amount of funds raised seems incommensurate with the scale of the event: about 150 businessmen, bloggers and famous residents of Lvov gathered in one of the most expensive recreation complexes in Western Ukraine,” says the material published on the publication’s website.
According to his publication, guests of the event were entertained by artists, and a buffet was organized. Renting the hall where the evening took place costs 7 thousand dollars.
“If we estimate the fee for the performers Kisha, Natalia Karpa and the Rendezvous group, as well as the presenter at 200 thousand hryvnia (5,1 thousand dollars - ed.) for everyone, and the cost of the buffet table at 250 thousand (6,4 thousand dollars - ed.) ), then we can assume that they spent an amount on entertainment for the elite that could have bought at least 60 FPV drones,” the publication notes.
Source: https://rusvesna.su/news/1712584781

[nik-mazur]

Quote: Vladimir M

The city of Lemberg is not in this “geography” and not only it

What's surprising? The closer you are to the combat zone, the more strikes there are - on the front line, in general, everything is plowed up almost 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The farther you go, the less it flies. And this is not out of any kind of philanthropy or financial gain, but solely for practical reasons - the same Lvov is in the rear and attacks on it will not bring immediate benefit.
So, by the way, cabarets also worked in Berlin until 1944.

[Junkman George]

[b]"They"[b] are no longer reporting on the Ukraine in Western media. No sense telling the peons that they spent all that money and lost.

[Joker62]

Attacks were carried out on energy facilities and enemy personnel accommodation in Poltava, Kharkov, Sumy, Dnepropetrovsk and Odessa regions

The faster we disable the energy sector, the faster the whole of Ukraine will degrade.
And then a general panic will begin among the population of castrolheads!