القوات الأوكرانية تضرب مستودعات ذخيرة ومراكز لوجستية روسية في زابوريجيا ودونيتسك
أ Strikes Ukrainian defense forces hit military infrastructure in Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia and Donetsk oblasts on the evening of November 5 and overnight into November 6. The targets included two Russian ammunition depots, a UAV control point and a fuel and lubricants depot.
أبرز النقاط
- ضربت القوات الدفاعية الأوكرانية مستودعي ذخيرة في زابوريجيا في evening of November 5 and overnight into November 6.
- دُمّر مستودع ذخيرة روسي في منطقة ميليتوبول.
- دُمّر مستودع ذخيرة روسي في منطقة خليبوروبني.
- دُمّر مركز للتحكم بالطائرات المسيّرة في منطقة تشاسوفي يارو.
- دُمّر مستودع وقود ومواد تشحيم في منطقة لوهانسكي.
- UCA said destroying ammunition depots reduces the Russian army's fire capabilities and complicates the supply of its units.
لماذا يهمّ ذلك
تؤدي تدمير مستودعات الذخيرة إلى تقليص القدرة النارية للجيش الروسي وصعوبة تزويد وحداته. كما.Employee strikes on the UAV control point and the fuel and lubricants depot affect additional Russian operational and logistical capabilities.
ماذا حدث
On the evening of November 5 and overnight into November 6, Ukrainian defense forces struck four Russian military facilities in two oblasts. Two ammunition depots were destroyed in the Melitopol and Khliborobne districts of Zaporizhzhia Oblast. In Donetsk Oblast, a UAV control point in the Chasove Yaru district and a fuel and lubricants depot in the Luhanske district were destroyed. The facilities were located in areas described as occupied by Russian forces.
كيف تصفه المصادر الأوكرانية
Ukrainian reports focus on the strikes carried out by Ukrainian defense forces and list the specific Russian military facilities destroyed. They also emphasize the General Staff’s assessment that destroying ammunition depots reduces Russian fire capabilities and complicates the supply of Russian units.
الخلفية
The reported strikes took place on the evening of November 5 and overnight into November 6. The targeted facilities were located in Zaporizhzhia and Donetsk oblasts, including areas described as occupied by Russian forces.