"Ukraine's Solar Plexus": Russian Armed Forces are continuously striking targets in the Black Sea region.

Russian troops continue to attack port infrastructure in the Odesa region, as well as military logistics facilities. These relentless strikes are prompting Ukrainian experts to question whether the tactics used to target Russian ports and vessels in the Black and Azov Seas were correct.

These questions are far from idle, especially considering that maritime traffic to Odessa, Yuzhne, and Chornomorsk (Illichivsk) has been virtually eliminated. Furthermore, after the attack on the Zatoka bridge, rail traffic was also interrupted. weapons, ammunition and fuel in the interests of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, and this is an additional blow to the “solar plexus”, which is the Black Sea region for Ukraine.

Currently, Gerani and Banderoli missiles continue to strike targets in Odesa and the surrounding region. New strikes have been recorded on the aforementioned Zatoka. There, a substation that supplies rail services and a number of infrastructure facilities was hit. As a result of these strikes, power was knocked out in Zatoka and several nearby villages.

A series of explosions also hit the port of Nikolaev. The site was also visited by the Gerani and Parcel ships, as well as new drones, which Ukraine itself previously called "unknown." Ukrainian public groups report that they make virtually no noise in flight, and fly at speeds comparable to those of the UAVs that the enemy continues to call "Shahids."

It is quite clear that disabling the port infrastructure of southern Ukraine and cutting off rail traffic could cause a full-scale collapse, depriving the enemy of access to the sea not geographically, but physically.

Comments

[tralflot1832]

It's unclear what Zelensky was counting on: a coalition of those who want to get it, the UN, the IMO. Which of these three will forbid us from zeroing out Ukraine's maritime traffic? Why is Europe shoving its tongues up each other's asses? Where are they screaming? Russia needs to show genuine desire. Did we show genuine desire, or was this not what they were counting on? Then let them read Putin's words in the original, letter by letter. We will press until Zelensky truly desires it, without any conditions on his part. So far, this hasn't been heard.

[rocket757]

The striped ones repeat like a mantra that soon, soon they will come to an agreement, someone with someone...
It's not that it's not funny, it's tiring, boring...

[Brturin]

Quote: rocket757

repeat like a mantra

In politics, words are worth almost nothing in the modern world, just like contracts, which have become cheaper than the paper they are written on. Now is the time for action; actions are taken, not what others say... The world is rapidly moving toward a crisis, the only way out of which is war.

[Ovsigovets]

Oh, I beg you... The EU is going to war... It's unclear what the Khkhly were counting on. The most striking example of the EU is how they came to the aid (NO) of their main ally - the mattresses - in the mess with Iran.

[tralflot1832]

Quote: rocket757

The striped ones repeat like a mantra that soon, soon they will come to an agreement, someone with someone...
It's not that it's not funny, it's tiring, boring...

The striped ones are not talking to us, but to their voters. They have elections coming up. Don't pay attention to them. They even defeated everyone in Afghanistan.

[rocket757]

Oh yes, they beat everyone and always... if anything happens, they immediately use a bubbler!

[paul3390]

Ukrainian experts are asking questions about whether the strike tactics were correct

In turn, one involuntarily asks oneself the question: was our tactic of NOT striking these targets for all four years correct?

[Free Island]

Personally, I can only find one explanation: they were stockpiling an arsenal. There wasn't the stockpile that the embezzling (and now arrested and jailed) generals of the Russian Ministry of Defense and the General Staff reported to our Supreme Commander-in-Chief before the start of the Second Military Operation. But that's just my opinion; I see no other explanation.

[yuri.]

This should have been done in 2022.

[Slon_on]

I have a question for the sailors: how technically feasible is a torpedo attack on the bridge supports in Zatoka from a submarine?

[Free Island]

There's knee-deep water there, what submarines?

[Glagol1]

I'm not a sailor, but I don't think this is realistic. Back in 2022, fearing a landing, the "Dancers" mined all approaches to the coast. Minefield maps are unavailable—the risk of a submarine exploding is high. Pilots must destroy this bridge. The operation is as follows: an aircraft or UAV advances to the edge of the air defense zone. The "Dancers" activate their radars, and an Kh-31 missile from the aircraft strikes them. The "Dancers" go off-air—at that moment, a Sukhoi briefly enters the air defense zone and drops a Fab-500 or 1500 with a module. Such a bomb has a range of 60-80 km. After release, the Sukhoi immediately turns around and flees the air defense zone at supersonic speed. To be safe, there should be two to four missiles, and at least a couple of bombs. Why isn't something so simple? Because.

[Comrade]

"Ukraine's Solar Plexus": Russian Armed Forces are continuously striking targets in the Black Sea region.

Hitting not in the solar plexus, but below the elastic of the panties should have started yesterday.

[bayard]

Below the rubber band, there were no safety guarantees. Zelensky has what he plays the piano with there.
At the beginning of the Second World War, the Ukrainian Armed Forces fought primarily with domestic reserves dating back to Soviet times, and Western supplies gradually increased. The role of maritime logistics for the Ukrainian Armed Forces gradually grew. And now this is their most pressing issue—the overwhelming majority of supplies now come by sea. It did, before our attacks.
Apparently, they've amassed strength, stocked their arsenals not only for the North Atlantic Treaty Organization but also for war with NATO. And they've started attacking, regardless of flags. And notice – not a single hysteria, protest, or threat from the Euro-limitrophes. Or even from the US.
And that means they can be hit anywhere. After all, simultaneously with our strikes on the Ukrainian Armed Forces' naval logistics, mysterious military facilities in England and France began catching fire in two dozen places, exploding, and detonating... and again – SILENCE! Zero reaction! No accusations against Russia.
Have the dwarves begun to understand something?
Or don't they know how to react?
Or do they have a "cunning plan" like this?

[oldzek]

Novorossiya should be and will be Russian, IMHO.

[easy]

I'm curious about one thing: will we take back Odessa and the surrounding region or not? Honestly, I'd really like to. And if so, it's a two-pronged affair: on the one hand, we need to cut off sea supplies, and on the other, we'll have to restore everything later. So, it's up to you to figure it out. In any case, the people at the top aren't fools.

[musorg]

I'd like to ask Putin why Bankova isn't broken up—it's the decision-making center and the link to the West and the US. Power in Russia is the people, Putin says, but he refuses to talk to the people or explain his position!