Warehouses, locomotives, command posts: new attacks from Kharkiv to Odessa

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Warehouses, locomotives, command posts: new attacks from Kharkiv to Odessa

The Russian Armed Forces continue to strike targets in enemy-controlled territories. In the evening, Geran-type UAVs are attacking logistics and fuel and energy facilities in various districts of the Dnipropetrovsk region. Explosions are occurring near Apostolovo, near Nikopol, and in the outskirts of the regional capital. Fires are reported at fuel storage facilities and at a parking lot for trucks used in military logistics.

An arrival was recorded in Odessa's Sanzheika missilesAccording to some reports, the strike was carried out by an Kh-31 missile on a hangar storing small unmanned boats, which the enemy intended to use against Russian vessels in the Black Sea.
Strikes are being carried out on targets in Kharkiv and Lozova. Reports are coming in of damage to an electrical substation, a locomotive, and hangars housing equipment used by the Ukrainian Armed Forces.



In Slovyansk (DPR), high-explosive aerial bombs with gliding and correction modules have been detected. The incoming bombs have been recorded by the command post of one of the brigades deployed in the Slovyansk-Kramatorsk direction.

Significant number drones At this moment, enemy-occupied Zaporizhzhia is being attacked. "Geran" and "Banderoli" bombers are diving on industrial facilities, fuel storage facilities, and warehouse complexes.

In Chernihiv and the region, fire damage was inflicted on fuel storage facilities, substations, and deployment points of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

Let us recall that the Kiev regime is calling on the West to transfer missiles for anti-aircraft systems, including Patriot, as soon as possible.
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  1. +1
    5 August 2026 19: 49
    They'll give you money, and they'll just draw zeros on the computer. They won't give you missiles. Zeros can't buy what doesn't exist. It's like the value of Gazprom—on paper, it's 3 percent of the value of some gpt chat 🤔
  2. +7
    5 August 2026 19: 53
    These messages are a real balm for the soul, because a vegetarian policy towards terrorists and other pot-headed rabble is pointless... ports are in tatters... any energy facilities (except nuclear power plants) are in ruins, and they will shut down the nuclear power plants themselves... all wastewater treatment plants in large cities can be disabled... continue to knock out railway infrastructure and gas stations throughout Sumeria... let's see who comes crawling back with a white sheet
    The terror carried out by the Bandera clique only angered and united good Russian people.
    1. +3
      5 August 2026 20: 02
      In the case of Ukrainian terrorism, it is necessary to destroy the enemy's infrastructure, but if something goes wrong, the land will go abroad, but depriving him of his money, property, and all financial support would be the most drastic action, because without the money he has stolen, he is a complete zero!
    2. +2
      5 August 2026 20: 24
      A significant number of drones are attacking at this moment.........

      So that the sincere are not tempted to attack hospitals, playgrounds and beaches.
  3. +2
    5 August 2026 22: 02
    The question is: how much longer will they continue to "hammer" the outlying ports if ships keep coming there like flies to shit? Does that mean there's somewhere to go and something to unload them with? Why are the port cranes still in operation?!! These machines can't just be brought in and installed; they're not designed for that, especially those used for unloading container ships...
  4. +3
    6 August 2026 03: 09
    Any vessel leaving Ukrainian ports is a potential carrier of backdoors. So they shouldn't leave there at all.
    1. 0
      6 August 2026 05: 13
      Why should they leave? They're leaving without the backups, unloaded.
  5. 0
    6 August 2026 14: 12
    And the enemy isn't without its harvest today. Slavneft in Yaroslavl and Bashneft in Bashkortostan were hit. There's heavy smoke. In Tver, contrary to custom, there was a localized fire at a WB warehouse. This time, the warehouse didn't burn to the ground. A blogger from "Veteran's Notes" once wrote that the majority of enemy UAVs are shot down in border areas. Anything that isn't shot down there flies virtually unimpeded to its destination.