UPDATE NEWS : Long-Range Missiles Have Destroyed The Arsenal Of Weapons ...

The Armed Forces of the Russian Federation continue a special military operation in Ukraine. 💥 High-precision long-range sea-based missiles "Caliber" on the territory of the Zaporozhye aluminum plant destroyed hangars with a large batch of foreign weapons and ammunition supplied by the United States and European countries for Ukrainian troops. Operational-tactical and army aviation of the Russian Aerospace Forces hit 59 Ukrainian military facilities overnight. Among them: 50 areas of concentration of manpower and Ukrainian military equipment, four warehouses with weapons and ammunition in the areas of the settlements of Chervonoe, Dolgenkoye, Pashkovo and Vesele, as well as the Buk-M1 anti-aircraft missile system in the Slavyansk region. As a result of the strikes, more than 120 nationalists and 35 armored vehicles and vehicles were destroyed. Rocket troops and artillery completed 573 fire missions during the night. Affected: 432 areas of concentration of manpower and military equipment of the enemy, 67 artillery positions, two batteries of multiple launch rocket systems, as well as seven ammunition depots. Russian air defense systems shot down 18 Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicles in the areas of the settlements of Aleksandrovka, Balakleya, Bryanka, Zaporozhye, Izyum, Kapitolovka, Peremoga, Petrovka, Popasnoye, Proletarskoe, Trudolyubovka, including two Bayraktar-TB2 UAVs in the area of ​​settlements Kalesnikovka and Krasny Lyman. In addition, a Ukrainian tactical missile "Tochka-U" was shot down over the village of Ilyichevka. In total, since the beginning of the special military operation, the following have been destroyed: 141 aircraft, 110 helicopters, 607 unmanned aerial vehicles, 273 anti-aircraft missile systems, 2596 tanks and other armored combat vehicles, 296 multiple rocket launchers, 1134 field artillery guns and mortars, as well as 2413 units of special military vehicles. News Source : Ministry of Defense of Russia #Russia #Ukraine #RussiaInvasion