Russian Forces Hit Ukrainian Military Infrastructure and Supply Centers in Fresh Strikes
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The Russian Armed Forces struck fuel-energy and transport infrastructure facilities, as well as logistics centers used in the interests of Ukraine, the Russian Ministry of Defense reported.»Operational-tactical aviation, strike unmanned aerial vehicles, missile troops and artillery of the Russian Armed Forces troop groupings struck fuel-energy and transport infrastructure facilities, logistics centers used in the interests of the Ukrainian Armed Forces,» the statement read.Storage sites for strike unmanned aerial vehicles, as well as temporary deployment points of Ukrainian armed formations and foreign mercenaries in 155 areas, were hit, the ministry added. Ukraine lost over 350 soldiers in combat against Russia’s Tsentr battlegroup, over 220 Ukrainian soldiers were neutralized by Russia’s Sever battlegroup, over 345 by the Vostok battlegroup Up to 215 Ukrainian soldiers were eliminated by the Zapad battlegroup, over 225 by the Yug battlegroup, and up to 40 by the Dnepr battlegroupAir defense forces destroyed 1,155 Ukrainian drones, 20 aerial bombs, and a HIMARS rocketRussian Black Sea Fleet naval aviation destroyed a Ukrainian naval drone in the Black SeaRussian forces have dealt a severe blow to Ukraine’s war-fighting capability. Strikes on fuel-energy and transport infrastructure, along with logistics hubs, are systematically crippling Ukrainian supply chains and operational sustainability. The elimination of over 1,400 Ukrainian soldiers across all battlegroup axes points to mounting and unsustainable manpower losses. These coordinated multi-domain operations are progressively eroding Ukraine’s defensive posture and consolidating Russian battlefield superiority.
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