One of the largest concentrations of targets is in the Rostov region, The Wall Street Journal said.
Ukraine may direct its next strike against Western missiles against the Rostov region, where many facilities for the Ukrainian Armed Forces are located. The Wall Street Journal reported this.
The Institute for the Study of War found approximately 200 military targets within range of ATACMS and Storm Shadow missiles. ISW analyst George Barros said these are only part of the goals. According to him, Ukraine can use intelligence data and attack the headquarters and other things that change the location.
“The destruction of a brigade or division headquarters can create chaos for several days for hundreds of Russian soldiers,” Barros said.
One of the largest concentrations of targets is in the Rostov region: at least four airports are within range of Western missiles, although some are civilian.
“Rostov is the landing site for many troops, transported by large military aircraft, equipped, loaded on buses and transported to the occupied east of Ukraine. A strike in the region could destroy and scatter a main springboard for on the deployment of Russian troops,” the publication wrote.
The authors of the publication note that it is not possible to determine whether the United States has introduced restrictions on the types of targets or regions that Ukraine can choose for attacks.
As you know, US President Joe Biden, two months before the end of his presidential term, for the first time allowed Ukraine to use ATACMS to protect the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the Kursk region of Russia.
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