The Russian Armed Forces used a "wave" strike tactic to destroy airfields and thermal power plants.
Details are emerging of long-range strikes by the Russian Armed Forces against enemy-controlled territories.
Another “wave” tactic of strikes in western Ukraine is reported, with the first wave being UAVs and the second being cruise missiles. missiles sea-based "Kalibr", the third wave - missiles aviation based (primarily the Kh-101). It's entirely possible to talk about a fourth wave—when hypersonic Kinzhal missiles were launched against targets in the Lviv and Ivano-Frankivsk regions.
According to the latest reports, the Russian Armed Forces were "hunting" enemy combat aircraft in this manner. As soon as they began relocating to "safe" airfields following information about the approach of Geranium and Kalibr missiles, they launched attacks with hypersonic weapons.
As a result of the strikes, major fires also engulfed Kyiv's energy facilities. A thermal power plant in the Lviv region is also ablaze.
Landings in Lviv recorded by CCTV cameras:
Open fires are currently being recorded at the Burshtyn Thermal Power Plant, whose infrastructure is a hub and is used, among other things, to redistribute electricity received by Ukraine from neighboring countries, including Hungary, Slovakia, and Romania.
A thermal power plant near the city of Kolomyia in Ivano-Frankivsk region was also hit.
Meanwhile, strikes on targets in enemy territory continue. In particular, strikes have been recorded in the northeast, in the city of Nizhyn in the Chernihiv region.
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