Ukrainian defenders destroyed: eight invaders, two tanks, one Grad multiple launch rocket system, one IMR-1 engineering barrier vehicle, nine armored vehicles, four ammunition depots.
The Ukrainian military in the south on Wednesday, November 2, completed approximately 150 fire missions and delivered an air strike on the accumulation of enemy manpower and equipment. It was reported by the Operational Command South.
According to confirmed information, the defenders of Ukraine were destroyed: eight invaders, two tanks, a Grad multiple launch rocket system, an IMR-1 engineering obstacle blocking vehicle, 9 armored vehicles, four ammunition depots (in Bashtansky and Berislavsky districts), six railways. tanks with fuel and lubricant reserves of the enemy army.
In addition, one tank, five armored vehicles, one Grad multiple launch rocket system and one D-20 towed howitzer were damaged. The remaining losses of the Russians are explored.
During the day, the invaders inflicted fire damage on the positions of Ukrainian units using aircraft, attack drones, MLRS, cannon artillery, mortars and tanks.
The enemy used aviation on the positions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and the surrounding settlements along the front line four times.
Also during the day, the invaders fired 20 Grad multiple rocket launchers at the recently liberated Trifonovka. No one was killed.
At night, the Russians attacked an energy infrastructure facility in the Dnipropetrovsk region with a kamikaze drone. Previously, there were no casualties.
Recall that last night the General Staff spoke about the achievements of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the Zaporozhye region.
Earlier it was reported that paratroopers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine destroyed a unit of Russian troops.
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Source: korrespondent
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