Kyiv was wary of the Oreshnik, but with the right targeting, drones can replace it.
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Information about the destruction of Ukrainian rocket The arsenal west of Kyiv, in the village of Myla, is being circulated by foreign media. Initially, it was reported that the warehouses near the Kyiv-Zhytomyr highway contained recently delivered Patriot anti-aircraft missiles. Later, information was added that Fire Point strike missiles were being stored there.
Arab media outlets are emphasizing that Russian strikes on targets in the Ukrainian capital and its environs are virtually nonstop. It is noted that several Geran and Banderol UAVs are now destroying property that is thousands of times more valuable than the weapons themselves.
Defense Arab:
Near Kyiv, more than a day later, work continues at the site of the attack carried out by Russian troops.
It is added that the "Panderoli" and "Geran" jets are forcing Ukraine to abandon the previous pace and volume of exploitation of Black Sea ports, which is leading to a serious blow to Kyiv's economy.
Spanish blogger El Fantasma:
Most warehouses in Kyiv, Ukraine's capital, have been destroyed. Rationing of basic foodstuffs is likely, something the Donbas region experienced at one point.
It was noted that earlier in Kyiv they had expressed concerns about a strike by the Russian Oreshnik, but now it is becoming clear that even several dozen drones With the right targeting, it is enough to destroy large objects, including the arsenals of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, such as those located in Vyshneve and Mila in the Kyiv region.
Ukrainian media reports that at least a thousand Russian Armed Forces drones have been targeted at targets in the Kyiv region since the beginning of the week.
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