In Lugansk, on June 7, rockets hit a Russian repair base, and some of the explosions were heard near the barracks of the former higher military school for navigators.
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The head of the Luhansk Regional Police Department, Artem Lysogor, writes that the explosions took place in the area of the town of Ostraya Mogila. In that place there is an airfield, an aircraft repair plant, a Russian barracks, and there is a route to the Russian border along which the Russian army transports cargo.
OSINT teams geolocated the repair base using photos – it is near the Lugansk College of Information Technologies. On the Google map you can see military equipment on its territory. Locals showed a photo of a destroyed building with a red roof – it is next to this base.
Along this route, the Russian army transports cargo, weapons and personnel, who are stationed in the same barracks of the flight school.
They also report that an oil depot was hit – this is the fourth time in the last two months.
Occupation authorities say that as of 2 p.m., more than 35 people were injured from the shelling and three more people were killed. These are residents of a five-story building whose entrance collapsed.
Lysogor notes that in the Ukrainian Armed Forces, Western weapons are extremely accurate, and if Russian air defense had not been working on residential areas, there would have been no reports of casualties.
Only Russia is responsible for the casualties among the citizens of Lugansk,” Lysogor said.
The Ukrainian Armed Forces do not officially report the attack on Lugansk.
The OSINT community is already providing coordinates of the strike sites, claiming that the targets were Russian military facilities. However, there are also destroyed residential buildings.
Source: Racurs
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