In the last several hours, Russian forces launched over 90 missile attacks against infrastructure in several Ukrainian cities and towns, including “Karamaratsk, Miklav, Zaburigia, and Donetsk,” as the combat between Russia and Ukraine continued for the ninth month in a row.
According to a correspondent for Al-Arabiya/Al-Hadath today, Wednesday, the Ukrainian army’s air force conducted roughly 33 raids against 26 Russian military equipment and weaponry sites as well as 7 sites for anti-aircraft missile systems.
Additionally, a “Orlan-10,” six “Shad-136” drones, and two “Kub” drones were dropped.
Russian Defense Minister Sergey Shoigu revealed on Tuesday that his nation’s forces are striking Ukraine’s essential infrastructure in an effort to weaken the Ukrainian army.
It is noteworthy that Russian forces have increased their attacks on Ukrainian territory, particularly in Kyiv, since the beginning of last month (October 2022). This was done in retaliation for the attack on the Crimea Bridge, which connects the Russian mainland to the island that Russia annexed in 2014.
These assaults also came after the Russian army was forced to retreat in the face of a counter-attack launched by the Ukrainian forces a few weeks ago to retake dozens of regions that had been under Russian control for months in the north and east of the nation as well as the regions of southern Ukraine. Before she cooled off a bit and made some improvement, she made impressive progress in many areas.
Moscow launches 90 missiles in another attack on Ukrainian infrastructure.
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