The Russians continue to attack Ukraine. They attacked the south of the country at night with X-22 missiles from the Black Sea. One of the missiles hit an industrial enterprise in the Nikolaev region. speaker of OK “South” Natalia Gumenyuk on the air of the telethon.
“There is a hit in one of the industrial enterprises, the workshop is destroyed, but there are no human losses. There is also a hit in the fields in the Kherson and Nikolaev regions”Gumenyuk said.
The head of the Dnipropetrovsk OVA, Serhiy Lysak, said that the Russians were beating Nikopol at night. They used heavy artillery. Fired more than ten rounds.
“A 72-year-old woman died. Two other locals were injured. They have stress and concussion. In the city, enemy iron damaged 7 private houses and a high-rise building. Smashed the windows in the college dorm. Three gas pipelines, a power line and 14 solar panels were also hit. And also - outbuildings and five cars “he wrote.
The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine noted that over the past day the enemy launched 6 missile strikes, including on the cities of Chasov Yar, Konstantinovka and Kherson. In addition, he launched 48 air strikes and made 77 attacks from multiple launch rocket systems on the positions of our troops and settlements. Private houses and other civilian infrastructure have been destroyed and damaged, and there are casualties.
“The enemy continues to concentrate his main efforts on the Limansky, Bakhmutsky, Avdeevsky and Maryinsky directions. Heavy battles are being fought for the cities of Bakhmut and Marinka. In total, over the past day, the enemy made about 50 attacks.- the message says.
So, in the Kupyansk direction, the enemy conducted unsuccessful offensive operations near Sinkovka. In the Liman direction, the enemy conducted offensive operations in the direction of Belogorovka and Disputed, but was not successful. In the Bakhmut direction, the enemy continues to conduct offensive operations. Fighting continues in the city of Bakhmut. Along with this, over the past day, the enemy has conducted unsuccessful offensive operations in the directions of Bogdanovka, Ivanovsky, Predtechinoye and New York. In the Maryinsky direction, units of the defense forces repelled numerous enemy attacks in the area of the city of Maryinka. The enemy did not carry out offensive operations in the Avdeevka and Shakhtyorsk directions of the past day. In the Zaporozhye and Kherson directions, the enemy continues to defend.
Aviation of the Defense Forces over the past 24 hours inflicted 7 strikes on areas of concentration of enemy personnel and military equipment, as well as a strike on a hostile anti-aircraft missile system. Over the past day, the defenders of Ukraine destroyed 7 strike and 8 reconnaissance UAVs. And the units of the missile forces and artillery hit the command post, 3 areas of concentration of weapons and military equipment of the enemy, as well as an artillery unit in a firing position.
“Russian invaders are evacuating local residents from the temporarily seized Energodar of the Zaporozhye region in the direction of the settlements of Berdyansk and Primorsk, to local recreation centers. People with Russian passports are subject to evacuation. Moreover, those who agreed to Russian citizenship in the first months of the occupation are the first to fall.- reported in the General Staff.
As FAKTY wrote, the Russian occupiers, who are afraid of a counteroffensive by the Armed Forces of Ukraine, are planning to forcibly relocate residents of 18 settlements in the occupied part of the Zaporozhye region.
The former commander of US forces in Europe, General Ben Godges, believes that Ukraine can succeed in offensive operations and focus on the final return of Crimea.
Meanwhile, British expert Professor Mark Galeotti believes that the counteroffensive will most likely not bring significant results.
Source: Fakty
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