Among those hit are 22 places of concentration of manpower, weapons and military equipment of the enemy.
Since the beginning of the current day in the east of Ukraine, there have been 27 clashes in four directions. This was reported by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the evening summary on Friday, June 9.
The military recalled that tonight the Russians launched another missile-drone strike. According to updated information, the air defense destroyed four out of seven Kh-101 / Kh-555 cruise missiles, four out of 10 Shahed strike UAVs, Lancet and four operational-tactical level drones (Orlan-10 and Supercam).
The enemy launched eight missile strikes on civilian targets in the city of Zvyagel, Zhytomyr region, and the outskirts of Kharkov.
In addition, the Russians imposed 58 air strikes and carried out 31 shelling from the MLRS on the positions of our troops and settlements. There were dead and wounded among the civilian population, private houses, a hospital and other civilian infrastructure were destroyed and damaged.
The enemy unsuccessfully attacked in the directions of Limansky, Bakhmutsky, Avdeevsky and Maryinsky. In the other direction, the enemy defends.
During the day, Defense Forces aviation carried out 16 strikes on personnel concentration areas and two on Russian anti-aircraft missile systems.
During the day, our missile and artillery units hit four command posts, six areas of concentration of manpower, weapons and military equipment, three ammunition and five enemy artillery in firing positions.
It will be remembered that on June 8, more than 1,000 Russian soldiers died in Ukraine. The total losses of the aggressor country exceeded 213 thousand killed since the beginning of the war.
Source: korrespondent
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