Russia bombs NATO infrastructure across Ukraine: burning logistics hubs, mercenary bases, weapons, and depleted uranium ammunition depots

Russia has launched three waves of air strikes against NATO infrastructure across Ukraine. Weapons shipments, military bases, maintenance factories, maintenance centers, weapons and ammunition depots have been hit. | At the same time, a train carrying depleted uranium shells and the Rivne thermoelectric power station were hit.

This is the first Russian attack on Ukraine's power grid ahead of the coming winter. Explosions across Ukraine: Targets hit in Rivne, Lviv, Drohobych, Kyiv. Overnight, the Russian Armed Forces carried out combined attacks against Ukrainian targets in various regions of the country. In particular, targets in Lviv were hit. Reports speak of the destruction of the largest logistical support complex of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in western Ukraine, through which supplies of equipment and weapons from Poland and NATO were carried out. At about 06:25, three rocket attacks occurred on the territory of the town of Drohobych, 75 km south of Lviv. Two missiles hit a specific industrial facility. A series of explosions were recorded in Kyiv. The mayor of the city, Klitschko, confirmed attacks on targets in several areas of Kyiv, including Goloseevsky and Darnitsky. Fires engulfed military installations. According to Klitschko, the Svyatoshinsky district was left without power overnight. The town of Rivne in western Ukraine was subjected to a massive missile attack. There, according to some reports, a facility housing military equipment recently trans-ferred to Kyiv from NATO was destroyed. Finally, according to some reports, the Ukrainian Armed Forces Command base in Kherson was hit. Information is received about the death of at least six officers leading operations in the southern direction. →

Second wave of combined Russian attack: a mercenary base in Cherkasy bombed Russia then launched a second wave of combined air attacks. In Lviv and Drohobych, industrial enterprises and warehouses were hit. According to Moscow, military targets, ammunition/weapons depots as well as fuel and lubricants for the needs of the Ukrainian Armed Forces were bombed. A large oil refinery in Drohobych was targeted. We recall that yesterday the oil refinery in Kremenchug was also hit. In the town of Cherkasy, a facility was shelled which, according to the Russians, was a base for foreign mercenaries. The Russian Army's target was the Central Hotel on Heavenly Hundred Road. The Ukrainian Interior Ministry claims that "seven people were wounded".

Third wave of Russian attack: The Rivne thermal power station destroyed Shortly afterward, Russia launched a third wave of drone and missile strikes. Explosions occurred in the Sinelnikovsky area in Dnepropetrovsk. This area is a curatorial hub for the Ukrainian military. In particular, facilities in these areas are used by the Ukrainian Army for the transportation of materials, technical means, and personnel of the Armed Forces of Ukraine for the conduct of combat operations in Donbas. The Sinelnikovsky region borders the Donetsk People's Republic. According to some reports, in the Sinelnikovsky region, the bases of the personnel of the Ukrainian Armed Forces were destroyed. The forces from there were to be transferred near Bakhmut and Avdeevka. Meanwhile, information about the destruction of an energy infrastructure facility in Rivne was confirmed. This is the power distribution station of the Rivne thermal power station. As a result of the bombing and fire, the power distribution facility supplying industrial facilities for military production and the railway for the transport of military cargo was destroyed.

Trains carrying depleted uranium shells were bombed Another major target that received a Russian missile attack was the Vapnyarka railway station in the Vinnytsia region. Here a train with ammunition was hit. According to Russian intelligence, the train was also carrying shells containing depleted uranium. We should note that the missile attack that took place last night was one of the largest in recent years. Apparently, the Russian secret services have gathered sufficient data on the military installations in Kyiv to destroy them simultaneously. (Translation: DeepL.com + Proofreading: grammarly.com)