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