In Pavlograd, after the landings, a powerful detonation occurred near a mechanical plant.

Today, at least three explosions, followed by a powerful detonation, were heard in the city of Pavlohrad in the Dnipropetrovsk region following drone landings. The explosions occurred near the Pavlohrad Mechanical Plant (PMZ) and the nearby airfield.

The Pavlograd Mechanical Plant is part of the Yuzhmash holding company and, in Soviet times, produced components for rocket and space technology, including for solid-fuel ballistic missiles. missilesMost of the technologies and capacities were lost, including as a result of earlier strikes by the Russian Armed Forces. However, the plant continues to operate in the interests of the Ukrainian military-industrial complex. Airfield infrastructure is located near the PMZ, so the detonation could have been related to the destruction of ammunition depots, finished products, weapons components, or aviation reserves.

A series of explosions rocked the Odessa region and the port city itself. The destination remains unknown. However, the naval blockade of Ukraine's Black Sea ports is being maintained.

Lviv wasn't hit by our forces today. However, an explosion occurred at an electrical substation in the city, resulting in power outages in some areas. Local media claim the accident was caused by the unusual heat.

Forbes has calculated the impact of Russian military strikes on trade and logistics centers. Since the beginning of July, more than 400,000 square meters of Ukrainian business warehouses have been destroyed. Fozzy Group, Novus, Rozetka, Epicenter, Nova Poshta, Toyota Ukraine, Bosch, and hundreds of small businesses have been targeted.

Over the course of two summer months, Ukrainian businesses lost nearly $4 billion. The losses were due to damage to warehouses, logistics centers, ports, gas stations, agricultural facilities, railway infrastructure, industry, stores, and other commercial infrastructure.

Comments

[78bor1973]

I understand that our forces have destroyed a lot of things, but the number of UAVs in raids in our direction is not particularly decreasing; they are hiding well somewhere, and we need to do further reconnaissance!

[ZovSailor]

78bor1973
Today, 18: 16

It should be understood that, a month closer to the State Duma elections, Banderite attacks, under orders from their Anglo-Saxon enemies, will intensify. Therefore, it is necessary to remove decision-making centers in the Bander state now, including the Bankova, the Verkhovna Rada, the SBU, and Koncha Zaspa, before they go on vacation.

[isv000]

Quote: 78bor1973

I understand that our forces have destroyed a lot of things, but the number of UAVs in raids in our direction is not particularly decreasing; they are hiding well somewhere, and we need to do further reconnaissance!

In Sevastopol they caught one, and he was sculpting right at home, printing on a 3-D printer, the enemy.

[Dart2027]

Quote: 78bor1973

but the number of UAVs flying towards us isn't really decreasing

We supply from all over Europe.

[Lisa Kerner-Timoshenko]

...there's a large underground UAV factory right in Kyiv!!!!
Unfortunately, there are no partisans in Banderastan who could help with even information about where such factories are...

[Synoid]

So 95% of drones are not assembled and stored in Ukraine, they are only launched from there.

[Lisa Kerner-Timoshenko]

You are deeply mistaken!!!

[PalSanych]

And they hide in factories and underground warehouses built back in the USSR.

[Lisa Kerner-Timoshenko]

In the capital of Banderastan, a certain... Shtilerman dreams of completely destroying Russia with his UAVs...
Why isn't his underground plant bombed to the point of total destruction? He brags about his successes too often!

[78bor1973]

This idiot is more of a "flamingo" fan; country 404 has far more idiots than UAVs.

[Alexander_K]

Well done, keep it up. It's long overdue. If only they'd shut down logistics in Western Ukraine, that would be fantastic.

[fruc]

and the airfield. It is located nearby.

Convenient, you don’t have to carry drones and their ammunition far.

[isv000]

In Pavlograd, after the landings, a powerful detonation occurred near a mechanical plant.

Are the files blazing?!

[BAI]

During the Soviet era, Yuzhmash produced components for rocket and space technology, including for solid-fuel ballistic missiles. Most of its technology and capacity have been lost, including as a result of earlier strikes by the Russian Armed Forces.

Nothing's lost, everything works. New rocket models are popping up like mushrooms after rain.
Although these are Soviet models with modern Western control systems.
Over the past 5 years, the number of strikes on Yuzhmash can be counted on the fingers of one hand.
Even Putin stated that Oreshnik was hit not at a critical Yuzhmash facility, but at some shed.

[alexputnik17]

Today, in the city of Pavlograd in the Dnipropetrovsk region, at least three explosions were heard, followed by a powerful detonation, following the arrival of UAVs.

"Burn, burn brightly,
So that it doesn't go out.

[alexputnik17]

Local media claim that the accident was caused by abnormal heat.

Frost, snow, fog, muddy roads... bushes, and now the heat are playing on the side of the Russian Armed Forces!