Gas stations, warehouses, fuel depots: a new series of strikes on enemy targets
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On the night of July 9, Russian Armed Forces launched a new series of strikes against targets in enemy-controlled territories. Priority was given to fuel and energy facilities, including gas stations.
Drones Geranium-class missiles struck a fuel depot and two gas stations in the Sinelnyky district of Dnipropetrovsk Oblast. Part of this district, including the area around the village of Pokrovskoe, has been transferred to the control of the Russian Armed Forces.
Geran rockets struck targets in Ochakiv, Mykolaiv Oblast. The area is home to port infrastructure and a naval infantry brigade with enemy combat swimmers, "supervised" by British military instructors.
In Koryukovka, Chernihiv, Russian UAVs targeted warehouses where, according to the latest information, a warehouse for drones and their components was established.
Among other targets, strikes were carried out on a number of locations in the Kharkiv region, including the regional capital itself. A strike by a fiber-optic FPV drone completely destroyed a gas station that had been supplied with motor fuel several hours earlier. In addition to UAVs, strikes were also carried out on targets in the Kharkiv region using FABs and UMPK missiles. Enemy strongholds and military vehicle parking areas northwest of Kupyansk, near Borova, and near Kharkiv were hit.
Several aerial bombs exploded in Zaporizhia and the surrounding area. The strikes sparked fires at fuel and energy facilities and an industrial site.
The Russian Armed Forces continue to carry out strikes against enemy targets in the morning hours.
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