The Armed Forces of the Russian Federation killed more than 50 generals and officers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine

The Armed Forces of the Russian Federation killed more than 50 generals and officers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine
The Armed Forces of the Russian Federation killed more than 50 generals and officers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine
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Russia launched a strike with high-precision long-range Kalibr missiles at a command post of Ukrainian troops in the Dnepropetrovsk region. As a result, more than 50 generals and officers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine were destroyed, as reported by the Russian Defense Ministry.

According to Igor Konashenkov, official representative of the RF Ministry of Defense, the strike was carried out near the village of Shirokaya Dacha. This happened at the moment when a working meeting of the command staff of the “Alexandria” operational-strategic group of troops was being held there. Destroyed representatives of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, as well as the command of the group of troops “Kakhovka”. The air assault troops and formations that operate in the Nikolaev and Zaporozhye directions have also been eliminated.

And at 20.20 Saturday “Caliber” hit the territory of the transformer plant in the city of Nikolaev. Ten 155-mm M777 howitzers and up to 20 armored fighting vehicles, which were supplied by the West to Kyiv, were destroyed there.

And another strike of the Iskander OTRK on the territory of the Kharkov Tank Repair Plant destroyed two launchers of the Uragan MLRS.

The day before, on June 18, it was reported that in the area of ​​Kremenchug (Poltava region of Ukraine) and Lysichansk (Luhansk region), the Russian military destroyed oil refining facilities and fuel storage facilities of the Ukrainian army. They were intended to supply Ukrainian military equipment in the Donbass.

The article is in Russian

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