AFU Carried Out 10 Record-Breaking Strikes On Russia - Stratcom
(MENAFN- UkrinForm) The Strategic Communications Directorate of the General Staff of the armed forces of Ukraine (StratCom) has released a map of 10 record-breaking military strikes in Russia over the past six months of this year.
StratCom reported this in Telegram , Ukrinform reports.
The department emphasizes that "dozens of deep strikes have been taking place systematically for more than six months with the use of Ukrainian weapons."
"Thus, the use of Western-made weapons will not violate any additional imaginary 'red lines,'" StratCom emphasized.
Gradually building up the capabilities of the Ukrainian military-industrial complex, the Ukrainian Defense Forces are constantly increasing the range and effectiveness of strikes.
Permission to use Western weapons systems will expand the ability to defend Ukraine and accelerate the end of the Russian-Ukrainian war.
The department noted that "the launch site and distance to the targets are given conditionally. The Armed Forces StratCom also cannot claim that the Ukrainian Defense Forces are behind each of the strikes, and not partisans or Russians dissatisfied with their government."
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As reported by Ukrinform , in late May, a drone of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine attacked an over-the-horizon radar station in Russia at a distance of more than 1800 kilometers, namely Voronezh M in Orsk, Orenburg region.
On the night of May 9, a fire broke out in the Russian city of Salavat, Bashkortostan, due to a drone strike at a Gazprom-owned enterprise.
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