Russian forces report strikes on Ukrainian military logistics and energy infrastructure
Moscow says its forces hit arms depots, fuel facilities and transport infrastructure used by Ukraine's military in the past day.
Russian operational and tactical aircraft, attack drones, missile and artillery units struck what Moscow describes as Ukrainian military logistics centers, arms depots, fuel and energy facilities, and transport and port infrastructure, according to TASS citing Russian defense claims.
The Russian statement also alleged strikes on ammunition storage sites, workshops and facilities assembling or storing unmanned aerial vehicles and their components, though independent verification of the claims was not available.
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- Russian troops strike logistics centers, energy sites used by Ukrainian army in past day — TASS (Russia)
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