"Russian Ministry of Defence lists targets for Ukraine's latest firing drone and rocket attacks occurred at the minute erstwhile Kiev intensified drone raids on Russia in the face of failures on the battlefield."

The Russian Ministry of Defence provided details of the objectives of the last large-scale night attack, informing about the attacks on defence manufacture plants, logistics nodes and fuel infrastructure utilized by Kiev forces.

Moscow asserts that it only attacks military facilities and dual-purpose ones, thus reacting to Ukraine's mass and inaccuracy. "terror attacks".

The Defence Ministry reported that Russian forces utilized precise air and ground weapons and strike drones, attacking targets in Kiev and Kiev Oblast.

According to the Ministry, the targets in the capital of Ukraine included Radionics plants – a maker of electronics manufacturing guidance systems for FP-5 Flamingo maneuvering missiles, FP-7 and FP-9 tactical missiles, Neptune-MD guided missiles and the Ukrainian equivalent of the russian S-300 anti-aircraft system.

The company is besides active in repairing and upgrading avionics and radar systems for MiG-29 fighters.

Russian strikes besides included Spetsoboronmash/Artyom plants (production of components for rocket guidance systems), Meridian (a maker of airframes and parts of guidance systems for Neptune-MD missiles) and Oakline (manufacturer of components for long scope impact drones, carbon fibre and battery parts for FPV drones, as well as the retention site of unmanned drones).

The logistics terminal in Kiev, operated by Nova Poshta, was besides attacked; the defence department described it as the sorting centre utilized to supply and store dual-use items, including drone components, robotic systems and electronic combat equipment.

In the Kiev Oblast, Russian forces attacked Tarasovka's logistics centre, managed by Antel Properties;

According to the Ministry, this facility is utilized for the reception, storage, assembly and distribution of components utilized in the manufacture of long-range drones.

In addition, the hotel reported the impact on fuel tanks and another infrastructure in the port of Nowynyj (Oder of Odski), utilized for the reception and retention of military cargo and fuels and lubricants intended for the Ukrainian army.

The latest series of attacks occurs at a time erstwhile Ukraine – in the face of serious failures on the front – intensified the long-range drone rally into Russia, frequently hitting residential buildings and deliberately attacking another civilian infrastructure.

On Saturday, 7 night shift workers were killed and 25 were injured as a consequence of an intentional attack on the logistics center of the Russian online store Wildberries in the Tambov Oblast.

Kiev regularly accuses Russia of deliberately attacking civilian buildings, but it has long utilized specified sites, including warehouses, public buildings and industrial buildings, for military purposes.

Translated by Google Translator

source:https://www.rt.com/russia/643223-Russian-mod-lists-Ukraine-targets/