Military warehouses, airports and facilities of the Russian military-industrial complex are increasingly vulnerable to Ukrainian attacks.
President Vladimir Zelensky expressed gratitude to all Ukrainian soldiers who effectively use drones to attack Russian military targets both on the front line and in the deep rear of the Russian Federation. He noted this in an evening video message on Sunday, November 10.
According to him, military warehouses, airports and facilities of the Russian military-industrial complex are increasingly vulnerable to Ukrainian attacks.
“Russian military facilities are becoming more accessible to our soldiers, I thank the Security Service of Ukraine and people from Russian military warehouses, airports, and their businesses military industry cannot be hidden.
The president also noted the significant role of everyone involved in the destruction of Russian equipment at the front. He noted that the special forces of the SBU alone have already destroyed more than 1,300 Russian tanks, which means every eighth tank that Russia has lost.
In addition, the head of state noted the contribution of the Main Intelligence Directorate and units performing tasks both in the east of Ukraine and behind enemy lines, bringing the overall victory closer.
Let’s recall that on the night of November 9, drones of the SBU and the Defense Forces hit the Aleksinsky chemical plant in the Tula region of Russia.
According to the Russian Ministry of Defense, 50 drones were allegedly shot down in seven regions of Russia that night. The drones were said to have been destroyed on the territory of Bryansk, Kursk, Novgorod, Smolensk, Tula, Oryol and Tver regions.
In turn, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Syrsky said that the attack drone bombers showed themselves to be the most effective on the battlefield in October – they completed more than 7,000 missions.
Source: korrespondent
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