UKRAINE STRIKES RUSSIAN COMMAND POSTS, DRONE CONTROL CENTERS, AND CRITICAL LOGISTICS ACROSS THE FRONT

UKRAINE STRIKES RUSSIAN COMMAND POSTS, DRONE CONTROL CENTERS, AND CRITICAL LOGISTICS ACROSS THE FRONT

While Russia launched a massive overnight missile barrage against Ukrainian cities, Ukraine continued its precision campaign against military targets across occupied territory and inside Russia.



According to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, a series of coordinated strikes targeted Russian command infrastructure, drone operations, logistics, and supply routes.



Among the confirmed targets:

💥 Five Russian UAV control points were struck in:

* Mali Shcherbaky (Zaporizhzhia Oblast)
* Kostiantynivka (Donetsk Oblast)
* Chasiv Yar (Donetsk Oblast)
* Zelene Pole (Donetsk Oblast)
* Volfyne, Kursk Oblast, Russia



These control centers coordinate reconnaissance and FPV drone operations that support Russian attacks along the front line.

💥 A Russian command post in the Bakhmut sector was also successfully struck, disrupting battlefield coordination in one of the longest-contested areas of the war.



💥 Ukrainian forces hit a crossing over the Mokri Yaly River near Vesele, Donetsk Oblast. River crossings are vital logistical arteries, allowing Russian forces to move troops, ammunition, armored vehicles, and supplies between sectors. Damaging them complicates reinforcement and resupply operations.



💥 In occupied Crimea, Ukrainian strikes also hit a Russian military logistics warehouse in Ishun, targeting stored equipment and supplies supporting operations in southern Ukraine.



The contrast between the two sides’ overnight operations remains striking. While Russia’s missile barrage heavily impacted residential areas, logistics companies, warehouses, and civilian infrastructure, Ukraine’s reported strikes focused on military command posts, drone control centers, logistics infrastructure supporting combat operations, and supply depots directly tied to the Russian war effort. 🇺🇦🎯

Leave a comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *