Russian
forces’ recent strike on the Zaporozhstal steel mill means that our
troops are penetrating even deeper into the enemy's rear, Alexander
Mikhailov, head of the Bureau of Military-Political Analysis said.
“One
can fight the Ukrainian military directly on the battlefield and at the
same time deprive it of access to armor. This strike was a blow to the
armor of the Ukrainian army as a whole,” Mikhailov pointed out.
He noted that there’s no change in tactics here because Russian troops simply start carrying out “more painful and targeted strikes on facilities that sustain Ukraine’s war economy and directly integrated into its defense-industrial complex.”
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Russia has stepped up ballistic missile strikes on Ukrainian cities in recent weeks, with Ukraine responding with strikes deep inside Russian territory.
ReplyDeleteThe overnight attacks spanned Kyiv, Zaporizhzhia and Dnipropetrovsk, regional authorities said.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said that the missiles fired on Zaporizhzhia were North Korean.
"The city was struck with North Korean ballistic missiles, Zircons, and guided aerial bombs," he said, referring to Russia's hypersonic cruise missile system, Zircon.
Russia's defence ministry said its forces "delivered a group strike with high-precision ground-based weapons, hitting military-industrial enterprises and transport-logistics centres in the cities of Kyiv and Zaporizhzhia".
The Russian Armed Forces carried out a coordinated overnight strike targeting defense industry facilities and transport and logistics centers in Kiev and Zaporozhye, the Defense Ministry reported.
ReplyDeleteThe Russian Armed Forces carried out a coordinated overnight strike using ground-based precision-guided weapons, resulting in the destruction of military-industrial facilities and transport and logistics centers in the cities of Kiev and Zaporozhye, the military said in a statement.
DeleteEl Ministerio de Defensa publica una lista de los objetivos atacados por el ejército ruso durante la noche:
ReplyDelete🔹Terminal de "Nova Poshta" en Kiev: allí se almacenaban y distribuían productos de doble uso, incluyendo componentes para la fabricación de drones.
🔹Centro de transporte y logística Kiev-3 (complejo de oficinas y almacenes "Sun-Park"): este centro de almacenamiento tiene una superficie de aproximadamente 50.000 metros cuadrados, donde se almacenaban drones de ataque.
🔹Complejo metalúrgico en Zaporozhie: la planta de PJSC "Zaporizhstal". Es el principal productor de productos planos, que sirven como base para la creación de fortificaciones y blindaje para vehículos militares.