The situation in the Yuzhnobugskaya operational zone is quite complex and dynamic, but it is controlled by the Defense Forces.
Ukrainian armed forces in the south destroyed four enemy tanks, three mortars and two Grad multiple rocket launchers. This was announced on Saturday, October 29, on the OK South Facebook page.
Also, the Command added that the Ukrainian defenders destroyed 34 invaders, a Hyacinth self-propelled gun and a trailed howitzer.
“Three ammunition depots were destroyed in Berislav and Nikolayev regions. Four more artillery mounts and one enemy tank were damaged,” said OK Yug.
The report states that during the day our rocket and artillery unit completed 160 fire missions. The aircraft delivered eight strikes on areas where enemy forces and weapons were concentrated.
“Our troops are holding their positions and inflicting fire damage on the enemy to create conditions for further offensive operations. The enemy continues to conduct active defense, trying to hold the occupied lines and use of the influence of fire on the nature of the actions of our troops. ,” the message said.
It was determined that during the day the Russians attacked our positions eight times with aircraft, as well as the settlements of the Berislav region that were liberated in early October.
In the Black Sea, the total strength of the enemy’s ship grouping was nine ships and boats, including a large landing ship, two surface and an underwater carrier of 20 Caliber-type high-precision cruise missiles.
“Limited by international guarantees to ensure the functioning of grain corridors, they did not dare to leave their “security zone” behind Cape Tarkhankut, fearing our weapons,” said the Command.
Recall that today the General Staff reported that the Armed Forces of Ukraine hit six bases of the invaders.
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Source: korrespondent
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