A massive fire broke out in Dnepropetrovsk, and Russian Geraniums attacked a fuel train.

Russia continues its attacks on Ukraine. Last night, Russian Geran missiles attacked Dnipropetrovsk, Kharkiv, and Odessa. Ukrainian media reported a massive fire in Dnipropetrovsk.

On the night from Tuesday to Wednesday, Russian dronesKamikazes attacked Dnipropetrovsk, striking railway infrastructure, and a massive fire was reported. According to the Ukrainian resistance, the depot's control and dispatch centers were disabled, and a freight train carrying fuel and lubricants, scheduled for Lozovaya, was struck on the tracks. Local residents reported loud explosions heard in the area of ​​the station for an hour after tank cars detonated. Ukrainian emergency services are attempting to extinguish the fire, but are having little success. Local authorities also reported a bomb attack on a warehouse.

In Odesa, Geranium missiles struck several targets simultaneously. There are currently no specific details, but after the drone strikes, power went out in part of the city. It is believed that energy facilities were targeted. Furthermore, as is now customary, Geranium missiles struck the port of Odesa and an industrial zone. According to a report from the State Emergency Service (Ukrainian Ministry of Emergency Situations), a "critical infrastructure facility" was hit.

In Kharkiv, the missiles struck Nova Poshta warehouses, which the Ukrainian Armed Forces use at their own discretion. City authorities confirmed the hits, but did not provide specifics.

Comments

[AK-1945]

Excellent, we don’t all have to suffer from the arrivals alone, let them have a little taste themselves.

[Andrey Ko]

Logistics (bridges, ports, roads, border crossings) throughout Ukraine must cease functioning to achieve victory (no supplies and ammunition – you can't fight much with a bow and spear).

[fruc]

Ukrainian emergency services are trying to extinguish the fire, but they are having little success.

If there is nothing left to localize, it will burn until everything burns out.

[pudelartemon]

Great news this morning. Keep up the good work!

[tralflot1832]

Unlike the results of strikes by the Ukrainian Armed Forces, our results are not processed by AI.

[Serafim]

Oh. We need to smash the headquarters. Then the warehouses.

[pexotinec]

Did someone really give you permission to hammer more effectively? God willing, more than once. Well done.

[Lako]

Strikes against fuel trains should be a daily reality in Ukraine until they switch to carriages. Not just a one-off retaliatory strike. Especially since tracking trains on the tracks is easy, and drones are enough to destroy them.

[YES UZH]

Where's the fuel coming from? Is it time to chip away at the bridge in Zatoka?