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From Zaporizhzhia To Crimea: Russia And Ukraine Continue Strikes On Logistics And Fuel Sites
Russia and Ukraine continued their daily exchange of strikes on June 23, though the intensity of the attacks was lower than on some previous days. The main targets were logistics hubs, fuel infrastructure, warehouses, and military facilities. In Kyiv, a record defense budget of $100 billion was approved, while in Brussels, ambitious European Union plans were outlined to spend €7 trillion over ten years in an effort to surpass Russia in military power.
Strikes on Ukraine
On the night of June 23, according to data from the Ukrainian Air Force, 135 UAVs launched from Russian territory were recorded. Ukrainian air defense forces reported shooting down or suppressing 118 of them.
The main blow fell on the Zaporizhzhia region, which, according to military analysts, is linked to Russian forces' attempts to disrupt the logistics of the Ukrainian grouping in that area. In Zaporizhzhia, targets included the Ukrnafta filling station, a vehicle depot in the western part of the city, and a truck parking area in the Khortytskyi district. The trucks, arriving from Kyiv and Lviv, were transporting UAV components and military-purpose parts, confirming the attacks' focus on intercepting the Armed Forces of Ukraine's (AFU) logistical supply chain.
Further south, in the Dnipropetrovsk region, a group of Geran UAVs struck targets near the Kryvyi Rih thermal power plant in Zelenodolsk, along with a repair-mechanical plant in Kryvyi Rih.
Of particular note is the strike on a mechanical plant in Pavlohrad, which was accompanied by prolonged secondary detonation. This facility, dating back to Soviet times, specialized in manufacturing ammunition for multiple rocket launchers and artillery, including cluster munitions, and in the autumn of last year, the assembly of Neptune missiles was recorded there. Pavlohrad lies on a key logistics route supplying the center and east of Ukraine, making the city a priority target for Russian forces.
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Russia and Ukraine continued their daily exchange of strikes on June 23, though the intensity of the attacks was lower than on some previous days. The main targets were logistics hubs, fuel infrastructure, warehouses, and military facilities. In Kyiv, a record defense budget of $100 billion was approved, while in Brussels, ambitious European Union plans were outlined to spend €7 trillion over ten years in an effort to surpass Russia in military power.
Strikes on Ukraine
On the night of June 23, according to data from the Ukrainian Air Force, 135 UAVs launched from Russian territory were recorded. Ukrainian air defense forces reported shooting down or suppressing 118 of them.
The main blow fell on the Zaporizhzhia region, which, according to military analysts, is linked to Russian forces' attempts to disrupt the logistics of the Ukrainian grouping in that area. In Zaporizhzhia, targets included the Ukrnafta filling station, a vehicle depot in the western part of the city, and a truck parking area in the Khortytskyi district. The trucks, arriving from Kyiv and Lviv, were transporting UAV components and military-purpose parts, confirming the attacks' focus on intercepting the Armed Forces of Ukraine's (AFU) logistical supply chain.
Further south, in the Dnipropetrovsk region, a group of Geran UAVs struck targets near the Kryvyi Rih thermal power plant in Zelenodolsk, along with a repair-mechanical plant in Kryvyi Rih.
Of particular note is the strike on a mechanical plant in Pavlohrad, which was accompanied by prolonged secondary detonation. This facility, dating back to Soviet times, specialized in manufacturing ammunition for multiple rocket launchers and artillery, including cluster munitions, and in the autumn of last year, the assembly of Neptune missiles was recorded there. Pavlohrad lies on a key logistics route supplying the center and east of Ukraine, making the city a priority target for Russian forces.
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