The Ukrainian military destroyed two military aircraft of the Russian troops.
The Su-24M bomber and the Su-25 attack aircraft of the Russian armed forces were “landed”. Aviation of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on February 13 inflicted 15 strikes on the areas of concentration of the occupiers. Artillery and rocket troops hit the command post, seven areas of concentration of manpower, two stations of the RES, as well as the composition of the ammunition of the Russian troops. This is stated in the morning summary of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine for February 14.
Yesterday, the media reported that the Ukrainian air defense brought down the Su-24, on which the founder of the Wagner PKK Yevgeny Prigozhin allegedly flew a sortie to Bakhmut on February 6.
Over the past day, the Ukrainian military repelled the attacks of infidels in the areas of the settlements of Gryanikovka, Kharkiv region. Also, enemy assaults were stopped in the areas of the settlements of Nevskoye, Kremennaya, Kuzmino, Shipilovka and Belogorovka of the Luhansk region and Fedorovka, Paraskoveevka, Bakhmut, Vodianoe, Maryinka and Pobeda of the Donetsk region.
The General Staff noted that Russian infidels are motivated to participate in assault operations with promises of cash bonuses. Agitation is spreading in enemy units about daily allowances for participating in assault operations. And each Russian soldier or mercenary was announced an additional payment per kilometer of advance on Ukrainian soil.
Recall that on February 3, the Armed Forces of Ukraine refuted the statements of the Russian Defense Ministry about the capture of the village of Krasnaya Gora near Bakhmut. The Eastern Group of Forces said that fighting continues for the village.
Source: Racurs
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