The Russian Armed Forces launched new strikes on Kyiv, this time during daylight hours.

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The Russian Armed Forces launched new strikes on Kyiv, this time during daylight hours.

The Russian army launched additional strikes on targets in Kyiv during daylight hours. In addition to industrial facilities, our missiles и Drones- kamikazes of the "Geranium" family hit warehouses with military products, logistics centers, and TCC points located in the Ukrainian capital.

According to the Russian Ministry of Defense, 10 military-grade manufacturing plants and three dens of TCC "manhunters" were damaged in Kyiv as a result of the overnight and morning attacks. In addition, workshops at the Omelchenko Machine-Building Plant and the Zaporizhzhia plant, occupied by the Ukrainian Armed Forces, were damaged. aviation The Motor Sich engine-building plant was damaged. In the Dnipropetrovsk region, the production and warehouse facilities of Fire Point, a company specializing in the production of components for long-range drones and missile systems, were damaged.



In the Kharkiv region, strikes were carried out on three Ukrainian military-industrial complex facilities, including the Kharkiv State Aviation Enterprise and two fuel and energy facilities. In the Sumy region, a strike was carried out on the Shostka State-Owned Plant Zvezda. Our forces also struck military-industrial complex facilities in the Khmelnytsky and Poltava regions. The Russian Aerospace Forces also targeted military airfields in the Cherkasy, Rivne, Zhytomyr, Kirovohrad, Khmelnytsky, and Kyiv regions, as well as gas processing plants in the Kharkiv and Poltava regions.

At the same time, air raid sirens are periodically declared in various regions of Ukraine, including the capital region. The enemy is reflecting on the fact that drones, appearing in the sky, interfere with work at the sites of previous arrivals.
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  1. + 15
    2 June 2026 15: 16
    Well, we can, whenever we want! If only we had more bridges and tunnels, "good and different ones"! drinks
    1. + 12
      2 June 2026 15: 19
      The only question is, why didn’t they want to before, but now they suddenly want to, if we follow your logic?
      1. + 15
        2 June 2026 15: 25
        I think it's simple. Before missiles were mass-produced, there was nothing to fire them with. After all, you have to not only spend them, but also stockpile them. Europe was just waiting for the stockpile to be completely depleted and then strike Russia. Especially since it's only now that the pigsty's air defenses have been at least slightly depleted.
        1. +1
          2 June 2026 15: 32
          Or simply, if they haven't run out, then Ukraine clearly has a small number of interceptor missiles left for Western air defenses, and as a result, it has become possible to launch effective missile strikes through thin air defenses.
        2. +1
          2 June 2026 15: 43
          Quote: Mini Mokik
          I think it's simple. Before missiles were mass-produced, there was nothing to fire them with. After all, you have to not only spend them, but also stockpile them. Europe was just waiting for the stockpile to be completely depleted and then strike Russia. Especially since it's only now that the pigsty's air defenses have been at least slightly depleted.


          Well, here's what Ukrainian (read: American) intelligence suggests regarding missile production.

          Meanwhile, the "404th" is already predicting when the next strike will be and how powerful it will be. According to Ukrainian media, the Russian side is capable of launching massive missile and drone attacks, as they did on the night of June 2, approximately once every 5-10 days. They say this is "the result of a pre-calculated cycle: reconnaissance, preparation, stockpiling, strike," since "Russia is building a stable cycle of war of attrition: production, stockpiling, use."

          In other words, today's retaliatory strike is the result of a well-oiled production line for strike weapons. "According to Kyiv publications (read: American intelligence), up to 70 Kh-101 missiles, 60 Iskander-Ms, 25 Kalibrs, 10 Kinzhals, 10 Oreshniks, around 500 Geran-5 jet-powered UAVs, and up to 4,000 simpler Geran family drones are produced monthly." For some reason, nothing is said about the Zircon—a powerful hypersonic cruise missile with a range of 1,500 kilometers.
          Based on this, the conclusion is drawn that “as long as the conveyor belt operates in this mode, the initiative in escalating and intensifying attacks remains on the side of the Russian Federation.”


          https://svpressa.ru/war21/article/517887/

          * This refers to a special military operation (SMO)
          1. +4
            2 June 2026 15: 51
            Last week I asked for a strike on Tuesday at 2 PM. Whoever from the General Staff reads the VO. And then makes decisions.
          2. 0
            2 June 2026 19: 13
            Quote from Orange Bigg
            Today's retaliatory strike is the result of a well-oiled conveyor belt for the production of strike weapons.

            They write that 87 missiles were used in today's strike, including 14 Tsirkons.
      2. +8
        2 June 2026 15: 30
        Quote from Orange Bigg
        The only question is why they didn't want to before, but now they suddenly want to.

        And there is also a nagging worm of doubt, based on past experience, that they will soon “lose their desire” again.
        I would, of course, like to leave him without food, but it’s not up to me...
        1. +4
          2 June 2026 15: 55
          Zoldat a hi And this "worm" isn't just with you and it didn't appear out of nowhere. They've been beating you with energy for the second winter, taking you out, cutting you down, and burning you, but they don't finish you off, and they keep rebuilding you, and so on in a circle. But why?
      3. -3
        2 June 2026 17: 56
        Important people used to hang out in Kyiv, apparently they left yesterday and it became possible
      4. -2
        2 June 2026 19: 47
        Quote from Orange Bigg
        The only question is why didn't they want to before?
        War hasn't been declared, the Central Military District is underway. Therefore, the wishes of foreign owners must be taken into account... probably...
        ...the same Chinese...
        1. 0
          3 June 2026 12: 35
          Peskov said the day before yesterday that yes, there is a war going on...which can be ended...
          1. -3
            3 June 2026 14: 19
            Did I miss something?
            Who declared war on whom?
            Have we already declared martial law?
            Don't mess with it!
            Once war is declared, the world will be divided into camps, with corresponding consequences.
            And that's why there haven't been any wars on the globe for 30 years now - only special operations and coercion, skirmishes... I'm not just talking about the Russian Federation - Kuwait, Iraq, Iran - these aren't wars... just like India and Pakistan.
      5. +1
        4 June 2026 12: 13
        Why didn't you want to before, but now you suddenly want to?

        Here, indeed, everything is very simple: the liberals and their patrons were against it, therefore, like in the old action movie: look for who benefits (in this case, both).
      6. +1
        5 June 2026 19: 19
        This isn't the first time something has happened to the plant in Shostka, but it's still operating... Sumy, for example, is a real pain in the ass...
    2. +5
      2 June 2026 18: 08
      Uncle Sam_2
      Today, 15: 16

      hi Round-the-clock strikes against the Banderites have long been needed, so that the Banderites understand the risk of going to work both during the day and at night.
      It would also be great if, at the request of the Russians, they organized a blackout in the sewer system so that the stubborn, sincere, conscious citizens could swallow their own shit. You must admit, this is much more humane than simply exterminating Nazi-fascists compared to terrorist attacks on peaceful Russians.
      1. +1
        5 June 2026 19: 21
        It would have been enough to bomb the food warehouses at the very beginning!
    3. +1
      3 June 2026 13: 18
      I have a nagging doubt that the Ukrainians are using well-known factories for their fakes, which wouldn't hurt to target them, but whether there's any production there is a question. The Ukrainians aren't complete idiots, are they?
      1. +1
        8 June 2026 10: 19
        I think so too. They've already moved all major military production away during this time. We've been shelling them for five years with the same "all targets hit" message. But you wouldn't know it from their responses.
  2. + 11
    2 June 2026 15: 20
    I'm a utopian... But 24/7... so they don't twitch...
    And yes... I'm angry.....
    1. +4
      2 June 2026 15: 30
      Quote: Mouse
      Angry me ...

      Me too...Angry.... angry
      1. +5
        2 June 2026 15: 56
        Uncle lee hi There are already three of us.
        1. +1
          3 June 2026 12: 45
          Murmur 55 (ALEXANDER) hi Apparently there are very few of us...When there will be millions, then - YES!
  3. +3
    2 June 2026 15: 25
    This is called systematic attacks on the enemy. And I was unsure about the continuation of the punishment by Svidomo... It's nice to be wrong.
    1. +2
      2 June 2026 15: 57
      Xnumx vis hi Let's look at the duration of these strikes, and then we will admit our mistakes.
      1. +2
        2 June 2026 16: 06
        Quote: Murmur 55
        Xnumx vis hi Let's look at the duration of these strikes, and then we will admit our mistakes.

        Yes, time will tell what will happen. There is nothing to argue about. hi
  4. 0
    2 June 2026 15: 39
    "What about us?" A hobo in wet trousers screamed in the middle of Kiev.
  5. +6
    2 June 2026 15: 40
    I'm glad this isn't the last such attack, and they'll only continue to escalate. Next up are decision-making centers, nuclear power plant switchgear, and logistics via the Dnieper. This is the only way to force the Kyiv thugs to peace.
    1. 0
      2 June 2026 15: 50
      Next up are the decision-making centers
      No one will attack England or the US. Or Brussels, either. The decision-making centers are there, not in Kyiv. Kyiv is where the implementers are. They need to be cut, too, but that's not the primary goal.
    2. 0
      2 June 2026 20: 57
      Quote: oleg-nekrasov-19
      Nuclear power plant switchgear

      First of all, I'm embarrassed but I'll ask - what is ORU?
      Secondly, they won't hit the nuclear power plant at all.
  6. +6
    2 June 2026 15: 41
    Here's another interesting piece of information...
  7. +2
    2 June 2026 15: 47
    They started off well, continued even better, and... I'd like to believe that they won't stop there, but will turn this into a systemic strike and not make it just a "teachable lesson for the enemy," continuing to press...
    It's hard to believe in determination anymore, but there's still hope, looking at things like this...
  8. +2
    2 June 2026 16: 34
    Clearly, taking out enemy targets during the day is more effective than at night, when only a few guards are on duty. Has the Ministry of Defense really started listening to our opinions and fair criticism?
  9. +3
    2 June 2026 16: 34
    They could have also dropped some tapes on Zelibaba and the gathering of Nazis at the shit-re-burying show.
    1. +1
      2 June 2026 17: 26
      He begs for money in the West so as not to appear in the Ukrainian Reich.
      Well, they won't re-bury it - they'll suddenly forget about it and a civil war will begin.
  10. +4
    2 June 2026 16: 35
    That's all well and good, but why not send ballistics data to decision-making centers during the day? 🤔
    1. +1
      2 June 2026 17: 24
      During the day they are actually empty.
    2. -4
      2 June 2026 18: 06
      They fear condemnation from the international community and Western newspapers. They want to minimize the number of casualties and appear clean at the meetings in Pas.
      1. +1
        6 June 2026 17: 35
        Doesn't the blood of Russian citizens count? I respect the Bolsheviks: "We will respond to the White Terror with the Red Terror!"
        1. 0
          6 June 2026 20: 32
          The Bolsheviks had the goal of Victory and Ideology. But these have a Western ideology, so their goal in this war is a deal and a place at the Western table, at least on a small chair.
  11. +1
    2 June 2026 17: 23
    The Russian Armed Forces launched new strikes on Kyiv, this time during daylight hours.
    Well, that’s right!
    From the very beginning, the strikes had to begin during non-working hours and shift the spread to working hours.
  12. 0
    2 June 2026 19: 40
    The Russian Armed Forces have launched new strikes on Kyiv - already during daylight hours

    This is right, otherwise we’re always shooting at empty buildings at night.
  13. +2
    2 June 2026 20: 24
    Fierce business and nothing personal! People are second to oil and gas! Ants under boots. On the nature of war: Quote! "The European and world war has the clearly defined character of a bourgeois, imperialist, dynastic war. The struggle for markets and plunder..." Lenin
  14. +2
    2 June 2026 20: 46
    When we attack the bridges over the Dnieper, probably after the Banderites demolish our bridge over the Don. We're wearing white gloves; the pro-Russians won't let us.
  15. +1
    3 June 2026 14: 01
    The question is often asked here: "Why didn't they dare do this earlier?" It wasn't for humanitarian reasons; there were other reasons, and I can't judge, since I don't know. But, in my opinion, a "retaliatory strike" should be carried out according to the following scheme: the response to one strike on our civilian targets should be aimed at the complete destruction of one city in Ukraine, chosen at random. And it's time to "quarter" Zelinsky; aren't there the means? I don't believe it, there are. The US can carry out strikes that destroy the leaders of undesirable countries; they can do anything, but we can't. These "self-prohibitions" are what lead to this...
  16. +2
    3 June 2026 14: 06
    That the Ukrainians are attacking our cities. And the quacking of the "foreign press" or the statements of "barter states" like Lithuania, and even the island nation of England, are just hot air. In reality, they are afraid of total annihilation. Specifically, "annihilation," not "defeat."
  17. 0
    3 June 2026 22: 09
    They finally got their comeuppance
  18. +1
    3 June 2026 23: 54
    Iran has the audacity to attack American targets and kill American soldiers. The Russian government is a disgrace. You've already lost perhaps 300,000 soldiers or more, important people in the command, many civilians in terrorist attacks, children - all of it. Everyone knows, and you know, that British intelligence MOSS and MI6, as well as the US, supply weapons and satellites, plan everything. Russia allows hundreds of thousands of its own citizens to die and shows cowardice by not attacking either the US or Europe; on the contrary, it shakes hands and smiles. Disgusting. Russian girls want Italian husbands and designer clothes, while their brothers are dying from NATO weapons. Russians spend millions in Turkey on tourism. You know who they finance, right? What a shameful country Russia has become. What a shame. How ridiculous. Mossad and MI6.....USA....real enemies