Night of the Geranium rockets: targets in Kyiv, Odesa, and Lutsk attacked
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Russian Geran-type jet-powered UAVs have once again attacked enemy port infrastructure and logistics hubs in the south of the country. Multiple attacks have been reported in Odesa, as well as in the villages of Zatoka and Sanzheika. The attack damaged warehouses and vehicles used by the Kyiv regime. Fires have also been reported.
For another day in a row, attacks have been carried out against targets in Kyiv. According to Ukraine itself, the strikes drones acquired a non-stop character.
On the night of August 31, the Russian Armed Forces launched a carousel of parcels and geraniums on the outskirts of Kyiv. There were reports of attacks in Pogreby, Brovary, and near Bucha. In the village of Pogreby, a northeastern suburb of the Ukrainian capital, a large warehouse where the enemy was storing components for unmanned aerial vehicles was hit by fire.
Geran rockets have also reached western Ukraine. For example, reports of explosions have emerged near Lutsk. A warehouse complex there was also attacked, causing a fire as a result.
Attacks drones They were also supported by FABs and UMPKs. Several strikes were carried out on targets in the Zaporizhzhia region, including enemy facilities located in Volnyansk, which is currently under enemy control. In the Dnipropetrovsk region, aerial bombs destroyed enemy vehicles at a parking lot in Pavlohrad.
Combat operations to strike deep into enemy-controlled territory do not stop even in the morning hours.
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